
About the project
The Invincible Games were created to support wounded servicemen and veterans on their path to returning to an active, fulfilling life through sport. At the heart of the initiative is the person, their dignity, experience and right to recovery. Sport here is not a competition for results, but a tool for physical and psychological rehabilitation, helping to find support in oneself after injury or injury.
This community is not based on sympathy, but on respect and action. Here, different experiences of service and recovery are valued, the power of vulnerability is recognized and the desire to move forward is supported.
The Invincible Games create a safe and inclusive space in which not only muscles are restored, but also confidence, inner balance and faith in one’s own abilities. Participants are able to work with their bodies at a pace that matches their individual capabilities, receiving support from coaches, doctors and a community of like-minded people.
It is this community that inspires courage, mutual support, and growth, proving that the path to recovery is possible for everyone!
This community is not based on sympathy, but on respect and action. Here, different experiences of service and recovery are valued, the power of vulnerability is recognized and the desire to move forward is supported.
The Invincible Games create a safe and inclusive space in which not only muscles are restored, but also confidence, inner balance and faith in one’s own abilities. Participants are able to work with their bodies at a pace that matches their individual capabilities, receiving support from coaches, doctors and a community of like-minded people.
It is this community that inspires courage, mutual support, and growth, proving that the path to recovery is possible for everyone!
2016
Year of foundation in Ukraine
7
National teams
161
Participants
1400
Community in Ukraine
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