Namibia Paralympic Committee have been working hand in hand with the Namib Lion Academy to introduce Goalball at the Visual Impaired School in Katutura. This project is spear headed by Daniel Le Cozic as part of the Generation 2024 Legacy Program. The objective of this program is first of all to solidify the team spirit and communication within the students while promoting physical activity. In the long term the aim is to create a team that can represent Namibia in future international competitions. Namibia National Paralympic Committee is looking for sponsors

Paralympic day is a global event held annually on 8th October to raise awareness and celebrated the incredible achievements of athletes with disabilities.The day is inspired by the Paralympic movement and its motto of “Spirit in motion”.It is a reminder of the importance of promoting diversity and inclusion in sports.  Paralympic day is celebrated all over the world,as part of this celebration our athletes where part of the @paratus_na classic clycing challenge. #Paralympicday #8october #Parasports #paraclying #handcycling

In one year, the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games will begin with the first Opening Ceremony to be held outside of a stadium and the Athletes’ Parade staged on the most famous avenue in France. France’s first summer Paralympic Games will take place between 28 August and 8 September 2024, featuring 549 medal events across 22 Para sports. About 4,400 athletes from around the world will showcase the best of Para sports in the City of Light. There will be amazing sporting feats, new records and moments that will be remembered

Very proud of Team Namibia delivering 10 days of hard work on the track and the field. Being part of the major event like this before #Paris2024 you can only tape yourselves on the back because qualifying takes hard work. Well done to all our athletes. They brought home 3 Silver medals from Lahja Ishitile T11 Women 400m, Ananias Shikongo T11 Men 100m and Johannes Nambala T13 400m. Besides the silver wear, several records were broken by Lahja Ishitile setting African records. Personal best times from the rest of team where achieved.

Our Para Athletes are on the way to Europe to compete in both Jesolo 2023 and Nottwil 2023 Grand Prix ! This will help them improve their rankings for the Paris 2023 World Para Athletics Championship comming up in July ! We are very proud of the Team including athletes, guides, coaches, physio and staff. Let's Go Team Namibia !

In exactly 500 Days the Paralympic Games will be kicking off in Paris. As Namibia National Paralympic Committee, we are looking forward to be part of the games. Paris 2024, the first Paralympic Games to be held in the French capital, will feature as many as 4,400 Para athletes competing in 549 medal events across 22 sports.  Since the qualification process differs from sport to sport, we have put together a simple guide so you can follow along. The 2023 World Para Athletics Championships, taking place between 8 to 17 July, are the

Since 2014, in April of every year, the anti-doping community worldwide comes together to celebrate Play True Day – a day that is dedicated to Clean Sport and raising awareness among athletes, the sporting public and others of the importance of preventing doping. While Play True Day started as a small Latin American initiative, WADA’s digital campaign now reaches millions of people each year, with numerous individuals and organizations taking part from around the globe. The next Play True Day will take place on Friday 14 April 2023. As in previous years, we

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has published its new Strategic Plan which aims to advance the Paralympic Movement through greater membership engagement, transformative Paralympic Games, showcasing the impact of Para sport, and by pursuing organisational excellence.  The Strategic Plan 2023-2026 can be downloaded here in English, French, and Spanish:   www.paralympic.org/news/ipc-publishes-new-strategic-plan-advance-paralympic-movement The new Strategic Plan developed by the IPC membership and Governing Board focuses on four primary goals:                       1. Serve our members and athletes to advance the Paralympic Movement                       2. Showcase athlete excellence through the delivery of transformative Paralympic