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Join Us Next Year: OneAbility Games
May 19-24, 2027

Multi-sport Disability Event for All Ages

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It’s more than a moment—it’s a movement!

Inspired by Défi Sportif AlterGo, OneAbility Games is a dynamic, multi-sport disability event that introduces K–12 students to adapted sport, while showcasing elite athletes competing at the provincial and national levels from the disability sport community.

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Your Questions Answered

All the essentials about the 2026 OneAbility Games:

  • Venue details

  • PLAY Stream for K-12 students

  • ACHIEVE Stream for competitive athletes

  • 2026 featured sports

  • Free training resources

  • Registration details

About the 2026 Games

Visit the PLAY Resource Hub!

Disability sport resources for schools, community programs, parents, and more.

  • 9 Individual Sport Guides from Wheelchair & Adapted Basketball to Track & Field

  • “Getting Started” Resources

  • Desktop, mobile, and printable formats

  • Designed by experienced educators and disability sport organizations

  • Ongoing improvements and additions

  • Tools for bringing inclusive sport to your school or community

  • Ideal for training for the OneAbility Games

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THIS EVENT NEEDS YOU!

It all comes to life when EVERYONE gets involved. No experience required.

There will be roles, large and small, so everyone can play a part. Sign-up to be a volunteer.

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