ATTENTION! Applications are now open for the annual All-Russian Adaptive Run! 2025

We are pleased to announce that on May 24, 2025, a synchronized start will be held in more than 80 cities in Russia! Under the patronage of the “International Inclusive Committee” with the support of ZABEG.RF, we invite people with disabilities to join this unforgettable event!

❗Participation for people with disabilities is absolutely FREE! To register, simply fill out a special application form.

👉Relatives and accompanying persons participate on the general terms of the organizer of the All-Russian Half Marathon ZaBeg.RF!

Every step on the distance becomes inspiring and motivating when there is a person next to you who believes in you! This helps to overcome difficult sections of the path, cope with emotions and recharge with energy.

-What awaits you at our Adaptive Run?

🎽 Participant T-shirt and medal!
🎒 Branded bag with surprises!
🎁 Gifts from our partners (please note that they may differ depending on the city you choose)!

👉To receive your starter pack, you will need:
Passport or other identification document.
Original medical certificate of no contraindications for running the chosen distance.
Adaptive Run is not only an opportunity to show your fortitude, but also a holiday for the whole family!

-What awaits you on this main running day?

🍀 A rich program of the running day
🎊 Entertainment and educational EXPO zone
🤝 Meeting like-minded people
🛍 Souvenir and gift area
🥗 Food point with a variety of snacks and drinks

Don’t miss the chance to become part of this unique event filled with support, joy and inspiration. Share this news with your friends and family!

💻 Registration is open – don’t wait, fill out the application and join us! The number of places in each city is limited.

❗Registration via the link forms.yandex.ru/cloud/67dc…

❗To submit a mass application, from an organization, contact the email info@inclusivecommittee.com

The International Inclusive Committee continues its active work aimed at developing adaptive and inclusive sports in Russia. As part of an extensive support program, the committee plans to install inclusive sports grounds in more than 20 cities across the country, including even the most remote regions.

This is a significant and inspiring step towards creating accessible sports infrastructure for everyone, regardless of their physical abilities. The grounds will be adapted for people with disabilities, where they will be able not only to play sports, but also to find new friends, get involved in social life and develop their skills.

The first inclusive grounds will be installed this spring in cities such as Grozny and St. Petersburg, which will be the beginning of a large-scale project that will certainly affect the quality of life of many people. This project opens up new horizons for participation in sports events and initiatives, contributing to the creation of a society based on equality and support.

We are confident that inclusive grounds will become a place where everyone can show their talents and get the opportunity to play their favorite sports. Let’s support this important initiative and together create a world where sport is accessible to everyone!

The International Inclusive Committee supported the Belarusian team in preparing for and participating in the II International Festival of Adaptive Sports “Impulse”!
The International Inclusive Committee actively supports and promotes the development of adaptive and inclusive sports around the world.

The II International Festival of Adaptive Sports “Impulse” is a significant international event that not only emphasizes the importance of an inclusive approach to sports, but also creates a unique platform for the exchange of experience, communication and friendship between athletes with disabilities from different countries.

The “Impulse” festival brings together talented athletes who demonstrate their fortitude, determination and incredible achievements. The support of the International Inclusive Committee allows our team not only to represent Belarus with dignity, but also to inspire many to engage in sports, regardless of individual limitations.

We are confident that participation in this festival will open up new opportunities for our athletes, help in the exchange of experience and the creation of strong friendly ties between inclusive teams. Thank you for your support, which makes sports accessible to everyone! Let’s work together to promote inclusivity and equality in sports!

The International Inclusive Committee continues to actively support and develop adaptive and inclusive sports around the world. An important part of this strategy has become new projects aimed at creating an accessible sports environment for children with disabilities. Recently, the Committee supported a number of significant initiatives in Russia, including adaptive football projects in St. Petersburg and Chelyabinsk.

In St. Petersburg, with the support of the International Inclusive Committee, an adaptive football project is being launched, implemented by the ANO “Center for Adaptation and Physical Development of Children with Disabilities”. This project is aimed at creating adaptive football groups for children with disabilities in various areas of the city and the region. The program will be provided with all the necessary inventory, equipment and funding, which will optimize the process as much as possible and make classes accessible to everyone. Participants will be able to not only develop physical skills, but also make new friendships, learning to interact in a team.

One of the main priorities of the project is to provide exciting and interesting leisure time for children and their parents. We are confident that the new format of interactive training, which includes elements of play and competition, will create an atmosphere full of positive emotions and fun moments.

At the same time, an inclusive football project called “Football Without Borders” is also starting in Chelyabinsk, designed for families raising children with disabilities. This project has become a significant step towards inclusion, offering a unique format of interaction: the created teams of mothers will train together with their children. This approach will not only strengthen the bond between family members, but will also allow parents to better understand the needs of their children and actively participate in their development.

This amazing initiative is aimed at creating a community where parents and children can interact, share experiences and be inspired by each other. Thanks to the support of the International Inclusive Committee, the project will be provided with all the necessary equipment and funding, which will make it as comfortable and accessible as possible for participants.

It is a shame that our society still has biased views on children with disabilities. However, projects like those in St. Petersburg and Chelyabinsk are a real step towards their integration into society. Every child, regardless of their physical abilities, should have a chance to play sports, develop and enjoy their activities.

The International Inclusive Committee makes a serious contribution to the development of inclusion in sports, and we hope that such initiatives will become the basis for creating a more accessible and friendly sports environment for everyone.

The official application process for the INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ADAPTIVE SPORTS “IMPULS” is now open
-We remind you that the number of places is limited.
-Fill in all fields correctly and completely.
-Applications can be submitted through the official website of the festival.
festimpulse.com/
Applications for the festival and show records are different.
Participation is free for everyone.
From April 4 to 6, 2025, one of the largest international sports events will take place in our city – the festival of adaptive sports, where more than a thousand participants will demonstrate their talents and fortitude. This festival was conceived in response to the bans for Russian athletes, and now it is becoming a platform for uniting people from all over the world who support the principles of fair and equal competitions.
The festival includes more than 20 types of adaptive sports, such as adaptive taekwondo, boccia, karate, table tennis and many others. New this year will be archery and sitting volleyball, which promote the integration of people with disabilities. This is not just a sporting event – our festival unites people with disabilities, participants of the SVO and children from social institutions, creating a unique atmosphere of friendship and support.

On November 16, 2024, the beautiful capital of Belarus, Minsk, hosted the BRICS Cup in Adaptive Taekwondo, an important event reflecting the spirit of cooperation and friendship between the countries of the BRICS association. This event was the culmination of Russia’s BRICS chairmanship in 2024 and attracted more than 70 athletes from different parts of the world.

Athletes from Russia and Belarus participated in person, athletes from Argentina, Kazakhstan, Brazil, the UAE and China participated online, all athletes demonstrated skill and fortitude, setting new standards in adaptive taekwondo. Fighting on the tatami, the participants showed that the will to win and the desire to overcome difficulties have no boundaries!

The tournament was held in the atmosphere of a real sports festival. Each performance was accompanied by thunderous applause and cries of support from the audience. This event became not only a place of competitive spirit, but also a platform for communication, exchange of experience and strengthening of friendship between the participants.

The Russian team demonstrated outstanding results, taking first place in the overall team, which became a well-deserved reward for hard work and dedication to sport. The Belarusian team confidently won second place, demonstrating a high level of training and passion for this wonderful sport. The top three winners were completed by the Argentine team, which worthily represented their country on the international arena.

The project is being implemented with the support of a grant provided by ANO “Eurasia”

09/11/2024 in Sochi, Alexander Smirnov officially participated in the second summit of the economic and humanitarian forum “RUSSIA – AFRICA”. At the first ministerial conference of the Russia-Africa Partnership Forum, today we discussed important humanitarian ties between Russia and African countries.

Together with colleagues and partners from Russia and Africa, Alexander Smirnov worked on priority initiatives and joint projects that can significantly improve the quality of life of people in our countries.

During the forum, he held a number of business meetings and discussions
with foreign ministers and plenipotentiary representatives of various countries in the Russian Federation, we came to the decision to open branches of the “International Inclusive Committee” in the following states: the Republic of the Congo, the Republic of Madagascar, the Republic of Seychelles and the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire.

The Committee will support these countries in the implementation of social and charitable projects aimed at helping people with disabilities. Various charity and sports events will be organized. Athletes from different countries with disabilities are planning to take part in the II International Festival of Adaptive Sports “IMPULSE”.

We thank the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation and personally the Advisor to the President of the Russian Federation Anton Anatolyevich Kobyakov for their trust and invitation to the summit.

Very soon!
On November 16, Minsk will host the BRICS Cup in adaptive taekwondo.
Some will take part online, and some in person, we expect bright emotions from athletes from our first international competition, and in 2025, in April, a larger-scale Eurasia Cup in adaptive taekwondo will be held, where many more athletes and countries will participate in person.
BRICS Cup in Adaptive Taekwondo 2024.

Sports are taking on new meaning, opening doors for inclusion and equal opportunities. This year, Minsk, the capital of Belarus, is hosting the BRICS Cup in Adaptive Taekwondo – a significant event within the framework of Russia’s chairmanship of the BRICS association.
In 2024, athletes from Russia, Argentina, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and China will take part in the BRICS Cup in various disciplines. The total number of disciplines will be more than 25.

The event is organized by the International Inclusive Committee, the International Federation of Adaptive Taekwondo, as well as the federations of adaptive taekwondo of Russia and Belarus. They strive to create an atmosphere that promotes not only sporting achievements, but also social integration.

This is not just a competition, it is a celebration of inclusiveness and humanity. Athletes will show their strength, will and skill, proving that sport is accessible to everyone, despite the unique capabilities of each participant.

The project is being implemented with the support of a grant provided by ANO “Eurasia”

We are very pleased to announce the start of accepting preliminary applications for the largest event that will bring together more than 1,000 athletes with disabilities and disabilities, as well as over 200 participants in the special military operation (SMO).
The organizer of the festival is the International Inclusive Committee (Russia)

The festival will be held from April 4 to 6, 2025 in Chelyabinsk and promises to be a real celebration of sports and spirit!

-Participation of more than 10 countries:
The festival has become an international event in which athletes from more than 10 countries will take part in 2025, ready to demonstrate their unique abilities and achievements.

-Opening ceremony:
Participants and spectators will enjoy a solemn, bright and cheerful opening ceremony. The program includes a concert of Russian pop stars, greetings from specially invited guests, as well as various prizes and gifts. This will be an unforgettable start to the festival of sports and inclusion.

-The largest mass passing of adaptive GTO standards in Russia.
This unique event is held under the patronage of the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation and is aimed at popularizing a healthy lifestyle among people with disabilities.

The International Inclusive Committee took part in the most important and significant International Forum “Russia – a Sports Power”!

Our participation in this significant event confirms our commitment to the development of adaptive taekwondo and the creation of equal opportunities for all athletes.
Of course, the headliner of the International Forum “Russia – a Sports Power”! was the mascot of “FAT” of Russia Cheburashka, literally everyone wanted to take a photo with him, from a volunteer to a champion and the Governor.
The exhibition stand of “FAT” of Russia and the International Inclusive Committee was especially popular, of course, the exhibition brought us new acquaintances and expansion of the regions of presence.

The plenary session was attended by the President of the International Inclusive Committee and “FAT” of Russia Alexander Alexandrovich Smirnov and the President of “FAT” of the Republic of Belarus Pavel Gennadyevich Ivanov, the main speech at the plenary session was made by the President of the Russian Federation. V.V. Putin:
“We need to sort this out properly. There should be no so-called fees for children from low-income and large families, there can’t be any. Especially, you know, when it comes to fulfilling the standard for ranks. I’ll tell you honestly, if at the time, when I was actively involved in sports, I had to pay for everything like this, I would never have fulfilled the standard for Master of Sports of the Soviet Union in sambo and I would never have fulfilled the standard for Master of Sports of the USSR in judo. This is not such an outstanding achievement as many people in this room have. Well, something. But I would not have fulfilled such a standard if I had to pay for everything, as is the case today in some cases. In my family, there was no extra penny to pay for everything,” the Russian leader noted.

“The state program “Physical Education and Sports”, which is currently being developed, should contain not only a set of events, their financial support and quantitative indicators, the most important thing is quality, and it is measured by the health of people, their level of physical development, the more people involved in sports, the fewer people suffer, for example, from cardiovascular diseases or excess weight, diabetes, especially among children and young people. I ask the government to provide for appropriate target indicators not only in the new state program, but also in all strategic documents,” the president said.

We thank the organizers and participants for the opportunity to exchange experiences and contribute to the future of inclusive sports. Together we make sports accessible to everyone!