Following the cancellation of the Games in Jakarta, Indonesia, the World Abilitysport Games 2025

Following the cancellation of the Games in Jakarta, Indonesia, the World Abilitysport Games 2025 will be held from 17 to 24 November 2025 in Nakhongratchasima, Thailand. The programme will include competitions in para-athletics, para-fencing and para-shooting.

The inclusion of para-athletics in the programme of the Games will give athletes the opportunity to compete in two World Para-Athletic sanctioned events at once, as the World Abilitysport Games (21-23 November) and then the 3rd Nakhongratchasima International Para-Athletic Tournament (24-26 November).

The 80th Anniversary Stadium will host the Para-shooting Grand Prix, which will also include international classification events. World Para-fencing will be held in the Congress Centre of the complex.

World Abilitysport President Rudi Van den Abbeele said: “We are delighted to be returning to Nakongratchasima, a city that holds wonderful memories of successful competitions and well-deserved medals for our members and their athletes.” Registration for the Games will open on 26 August and close on 7 October.

Our ward, the ANO “Center for Adaptation and Physical Development of Children with Disabilities.” With the support of the Presidential Grants Fund, we are significantly expanding the list of developmental activities for children with disabilities. This isn’t just news—it’s a true revolution in the lives of our special children!
From football to comprehensive development: what’s new in store for children?
Previously, our young athletes enjoyed playing football, which helped them strengthen their bodies, minds, and team spirit. And now the range of opportunities has become even richer and more diverse! Children can choose what they enjoy and truly unlock their potential:
Taekwondo is a powerful sport for developing coordination, discipline, and self-confidence. Every kick is a step toward overcoming barriers!
Gymnastics is graceful exercises that improve flexibility, balance, and posture, giving them the joy of movement in a safe and accommodating environment. Dance is a rhythmic activity where every child becomes the star of the stage, expressing emotions through movement and receiving a boost of positivity.
Drawing is a creative flight of fancy on canvas, helping develop fine motor skills, imagination, and emotional intelligence.
Pottery is working with clay, which teaches patience, develops tactile sensations, and allows you to create unique masterpieces with your hands.
These activities are specifically adapted to the needs of children with disabilities: small groups, individualized attention, experienced trainers and therapists. We believe that sports and creativity are the key to harmonious development, where every child feels like a hero!

The ANO “Center for Adaptation and Physical Development of Children with Disabilities” thanks the Presidential Grants Fund and the International Inclusive Committee for their trust and support. Together, we make the world a more accessible and brighter place for every child!