31/07/2026
Adapting a sport for a disability does NOT make it any less of a sport.
Skill. Strategy. Passion. Competition.
That’s what sport is about and adaptive athletes bring all of it.
From wheelchair archery to adaptive climbing, prosthetic soccer to wheelchair basketball, the game stays the same. Only the way we play changes.
At Empower Guyana CEOI, we’re committed to inclusion in sports and in life.
Because everyone deserves a chance to play, compete, and thrive.
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A disability inclusion flyer with a light pink background. Large dark brown text at the top reads: "Adapting a sport for a disability does not make it any less of a sport."
Below are 4 colored panels with illustrations of adaptive athletes:
1. Green panel: A woman with brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a blue shirt and white pants, sitting in a wheelchair and using a blue bow and arrow for archery.
2. Orange panel: A man with short black hair, wearing a brown t-shirt and khaki shorts, with a prosthetic left leg, standing with a soccer ball at his feet.
3. Blue panel: A person with curly hair and a red headband, wearing a black shirt and blue shorts, sitting in a wheelchair and holding a pink basketball.
4. Red panel: A person with hair in a bun, wearing a green shirt, brown shorts, and a harness, with a prosthetic left leg, climbing an indoor rock wall.
In the bottom left corner is the Empower Guyana logo with red and yellow hands forming a circle around the letter E, and text that reads "EMPOWER GUYANA, CENTER FOR EQUITY, OPPORTUNITY & INNOVATION.
