Projects

Improving Participation of PWDs in Para-Sports

UPC in the proposed project will carry out advocacy for inclusive budgeting for inclusion of sports for persons with disabilities (PWDs) at local government level, increment of funding from central government, amendments of the National Physical Education Policy & the National Sports Policy aimed at increasing participation of PWDs in sports. Project location shall be

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Organizational Capacity Program Workshop (#OCP)

Uganda Paralympic Committee organized an organizational capacity Program work shop funded by Agitos foundation  a development arm of the International Paralympic Committee at centenary Park on the 13th and 14th June 2018. The workshop was based on reviewing the National Paralympic structures, constitutional review and rebranding strategies for the Uganda Paralympic Committee to reach the

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USAID Sports for Youth with Disabilities

Blaze Sports International, in partnership with the Uganda National Paralympic Committee (UNPC), will lead a 36-month sport development and health project in Kampala and Gulu called USAID’s Sports for Youth with Disabilities Activity. The overall project goal is to contribute to the improved physical literacy of children with physical disabilities from 2-19 years living in

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ODI

The overall goals of the projects were to Reinforce UPC administration, Awareness of UPC and its activities and Talent identification. This was funded by International Paralympic Committee.

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Able through sports

Agitos foundation, a development arm of International Paralympic Committee funded a youth Camp in Rwanda 2012. This brought together 5 countries each with 2 youth Coordinators, 10 athletes and 6 coaches. After one week of intensive training each the 2 youth coordinators came up with a project to be funded by Agitos Foundation. Uganda came

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