Celebrating the power of inclusive sport!
The OneAbility Games 2026
May 13-17, 2026
Richmond Olympic Oval
This dynamic, multi-sport disability event creates opportunities for K-12 students to participate in sporting events—for maybe their first time—while becoming inspired by showcase events featuring competitive athletes from the disability sport community.
2 Sports Streams
PLAY Stream
The PLAY stream is focused on school-age participants (grades K-12), with supportive programming being offered in schools and communities to develop the skills and confidence to play at the OneAbility Games!
Featured Sports in 2026:
Soccer
Wheelchair Basketball
Athletics
Boccia
Superheroes Hockey
ACHIEVE Stream
The ACHIEVE stream features elite-level competitive sport events, highlighting regional, provincial, and national adapted sport competitions. These high-performance events are being held in collaboration with provincial and national sport organizations, offering athletes the chance to compete.
Featured Sports in 2026:
Wheelchair Basketball
Blind Hockey
World Class Venue
Richmond Olympic Oval
The primary training ground for provincial adapted sport athletes—from grassroots to Paralympians.
The Richmond Olympic Oval is a world-class indoor multi-sport and fitness facility equipped with outstanding accessibility features, including fully accessible washrooms, multiple elevators, and ample wheelchair-designated parking—ensuring everyone has the opportunity to play, train, compete, and thrive.
Originally built to host long track speed skating during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games, the Oval has since transformed into a cornerstone of Richmond’s athletic community, welcoming a wide range of adapted sport events—from the International Canada Cup in Wheelchair Rugby to Wheelchair Basketball Canada’s National Championships.
Training Support
The FREE
OneAbility Games
Resource Hub
Launching September 2025
This online platform will offer customizable resources for teachers of students K-12, and community programmers, to support training for the featured sporting events.
Tell your schools and community centres! Resources are being created by adapted sport champions with first-hand experience, including educators, health professionals, and disability sport organizations—local club to national. The resource hub will be up and ready for the 2025/26 school years.
Be the first to know when resources become available!
Roles for EVERYONE
Volunteer, Donate
and More
Get involved and be part of creating a more inclusive world through sport!
Whether you're a volunteer looking to make a difference or a sponsor seeking meaningful impact, your support helps create an inclusive space where athletes of all abilities and ages can shine. Volunteers play a vital role in delivering a seamless and empowering sport experience, while sponsors and donors help provide everything from accessible equipment, in-school programming, opportunities for many participants to compete for the first time, and so much more. Join us in championing inclusion, sport, and social change!
How to Register
Registration Opens
January 2026
PLAY Stream Registration
PLAY Stream participants register through their schools. Schools may bring as many participants as they like for a small registration fee. No experience is required, and starting in Fall 2025, educators will have access to adapted sport lesson plans to help interested students prepare for the OneAbility Games.
ACHIEVE Stream Registration
ACHIEVE Stream participants qualify and register through their sport organization, with registration fees aligned with typical tournament costs. Competitive athletes of sports not featured in 2026 are also encouraged to volunteer to support younger participants in the PLAY Stream. Your experience is invaluable to the Games!