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11/03/2026

Registration is officially OPEN for the 2027 OneAbility Games!

We’re so excited to welcome schools back for another year of inclusive sport, new experiences, and unforgettable memories!

Returning schools and participants, it’s your turn! Check your inbox for your early registration invitation and secure your spot at the 2027 Games.

New to the OneAbility Games? General registration opens November 10th, and we can’t wait to welcome you!

Join us May 19–24, 2027, at the Richmond Olympic Oval as we bring students with disabilities together to explore sport, build connections, and celebrate what makes the OneAbility Games so special.

Learn more at www.oneabilitygames.com

10/27/2026

The countdown is ON! Just 7 days until registration opens for the 2027 OneAbility Games!

We’re getting ready to welcome students back for another incredible year of inclusive sport, connection, and fun!

Returning participants: Keep an eye on your inbox! Early registration opens November 3rd, and you’ll receive an email with everything you need to know.

New participants: Your turn is coming! General registration opens November 10th.

We can’t wait to see you at the Richmond Olympic Oval, May 19–24, 2027!

Learn more at www.oneabilitygames.com

10/24/2026

Pro-D Day with Greater Victoria School District (SD61) (Greater Victoria), showcasing Boccia, Sitting Volleyball and Wheelchair Sports!

Huge thanks to Volleyball BC , PISE and Victoria Wheelchair Sports for helping make this such a fun and engaging learning opportunity!

Island Health also joined us to share information about their equipment loan program and how school-based physiotherapists and occupational therapists can support inclusive sport opportunities.

Want to bring inclusive sport professional development to your school or district? OneAbility Games is here to help! Connect with our team to explore opportunities for your educators.

🔗 Complete our interest form to get started - link in bio!

Video Description: A highlight reel showing images and videos of a group of teachers participating in a OneAbility Games Pro-D Day in a school gymnasium.

Shows them trying boccia, with ramps to make it more inclusive, sitting volleyball, and wheelchair basketball.

10/19/2026

Happy Birthday to our incredible Event Manager, Tami Tate!

With decades of experience in event management, sport administration, and bringing communities together through sport, Tami brings a wealth of knowledge, creativity, and expertise to the OneAbility Games team.

From managing major sporting events across BC to tackling the countless moving pieces behind the scenes at OneAbility Games, Tami has a special talent for turning our big ideas into reality.

We’re so grateful for her dedication, attention to detail, enthusiasm, and everything she does to help make the Games possible.

Please join us in wishing Tami a very Happy Birthday!

10/07/2026

One day can make a lasting impact.

This , we’re sharing a reflection from parent Erin Rodger about her child’s experience at the OneAbility Games.

“It’s hard for us to believe that all this happened just over one day. But what we took from that one day was a lot.”

That’s what we hope the Games can create: a day where children with disabilities can try new sports, experience meaningful inclusion, build confidence and discover new possibilities for play and participation.

Because while the OneAbility Games may only last a few days, what children and families take home with them can extend far beyond the event.

10/01/2026

Across BC, OneAbility Games pendant banners are finding their way onto school walls, celebrating the students who joined us at the 2026 Games and Regional Inclusive Sport Festivals.

But these banners represent more than a day at the Games or Festivals. They’re a reminder that every student deserves to be seen, celebrated and given the opportunity to participate.

We believe inclusion in sport starts with making sure all kids have a place to play, compete, connect and belong, and that their achievements deserve to be celebrated just like everyone else’s.

So when you see a OneAbility Games banner hanging in a school, know that there’s a student behind it who showed up, participated and was part of something bigger.

And we think that’s worth celebrating🎉

Here’s to keeping that celebration going long after the Games are over.

09/30/2026

September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Today, OneAbility Games honours the children who never came home, Survivors of residential schools, their families, and Indigenous communities across Canada.

Truth and reconciliation calls on all of us to listen, learn, remember, and take meaningful action. We encourage our community to seek out Indigenous-led events and resources, and to make space for Indigenous voices, histories, and experiences, today and throughout the year.

We remember. We listen. We learn. We move forward together. 🧡

Every Child Matters.

09/30/2026

We’re back with a Testimonial Tuesday 🎉

With the school year back in full swing, it’s time to get inclusive sport moving in classrooms across BC.

The OneAbility Games Resource Hub is packed with lesson plans, activities and resources designed to help educators bring adapted and inclusive sport into their programming — with practical tools that make it easier to get started and build confidence along the way.

As Amber Pascual, Physical Health/Literacy Lead from West Van Schools shared, “The lesson plans are an incredible resource for educators.”

So, if you’re an educator looking for ways to make sport more inclusive this school year, check out the Resource Hub and find your next activity.

Explore the Resource Hub at the Link in our bio!

09/19/2026

Celebrating the life of the Operation Trackshoes Society founder, Judith Armstrong (June 4, 1952 -September 16, 2026)

We are grateful to operate the OneAbility Games as a legacy of Operation Trackshoes which hosted events in Victoria for 50 years.

In lieu of flowers, you can donate to Operation Trackshoes Society to continue to offer support for people living with disabilities to access sport.

Donations can be made here:
https://my.charitableimpact.com/charities/operation-trackshoes-society

Address

Victoria, BC
V0S, V8N-V8Z, V9A-V9E

Website

http://www.oneabilitygames.com/

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