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08/06/2026
We’re excited to look back at some of our favourite moments from each of the sport stations in the PLAY Stream at the inaugural OneAbility Games.
Next up: Wheelchair & Adapted Basketball
From learning the fundamentals of passing, dribbling, and shooting to experiencing the game from a whole new perspective in a sport wheelchair, participants embraced every challenge with enthusiasm and determination. Whether it was their first time picking up a basketball or their first experience trying wheelchair basketball, every athlete had the opportunity to discover that the game is for everyone.
A huge thank you to our incredible partners, BC Wheelchair Basketball Society and Basketball BC whose leadership, expertise, equipment, and volunteers made this experience possible. Your commitment to creating inclusive opportunities is helping more children discover the joy of basketball and the confidence that comes from belonging in sport!
This was just the beginning.
Huge thanks to our amazing photographers Mark Steffens from Mark Steffens and Gerry Kripps for capturing the joy of these moments.
07/30/2026
We’re excited to look back at some of our favourite moments from each of the sport stations in the PLAY Stream at the inaugural OneAbility Games.
Next up: Lacrosse
Sticks in hand and smiles all around! Fun was had by all, from learning the basics of cradling and passing to taking their first shots on goal, participants embraced every challenge with confidence, curiosity, and plenty of excitement. For many, it was their first introduction to lacrosse, and hopefully not their last.
A huge thank you to our incredible partners, Lacrossing Barriers , whose passion, expertise, equipment, and volunteers helped create a welcoming and memorable experience for every participant. Your commitment to making lacrosse more accessible is helping more children discover the joy of sport and the power of inclusive play.
This was just the beginning.
Huge thanks to our amazing photographers Mark Steffens from Mark Steffens and Gerry Kripps for capturing the joy of these moments.
07/27/2026
We’re excited to take a look back at some of our favourite moments from each of the sport stations in the PLAY Stream at the inaugural OneAbility Games.
First up: Track & Field
From testing their strength with club throw, shot put, and javelin, to racing/rolling down the track, participants embraced every challenge with enthusiasm, determination, and cheers from the sidelines.
A huge thank you to our incredible partners, BC Wheelchair Sports and BC Athletics whose expertise, equipment, volunteers, and team helped create a welcoming and memorable experience for every participant. Your commitment to making sport more accessible is helping introduce the next generation to the joy of movement.
This was just the beginning.
Huge thanks to our amazing photographers Mark Steffens and Gerry Kripps for capturing the joy of these moments 🎉
07/09/2026
We’re incredibly grateful to The Sporting News for featuring OneAbility Games and sharing our vision for a more inclusive future in sport.
As the world turns its attention to Vancouver ahead of the FIFA World Cup, we’re excited to showcase how the power of sport can create lasting change, ensuring every child has the opportunity to play, belong, and thrive.
Thank you to our athletes, families, volunteers, educators, partners, and supporters who make this work possible every day.
Read the full story at the link in our bio!
07/01/2026
Happy Canada Day from OneAbility Games!
Today is a time to celebrate community, diversity, and connection, while recognizing that Canada Day carries different meanings across our diverse communities, and is born from colonization.
We remain committed to fostering inclusive spaces where everyone belongs.
Wishing you a safe and meaningful Canada Day!
OneAbility Games 2026: Celebrating the Magic 🎉
We are so excited to share this recap video of the Inaugural OneAbility Games so that those of you that weren’t able to join us in person can witness the ✨magic✨ we keep referencing.
The joy, the celebration, the competition, the friendships, the space where every single person felt like they belonged. That’s what this is all about.
Sport is for everyone, and we are so excited to have created an event where that was realized.
Thank you to everyone that was a part of the Inaugural OneAbility Games — it would not have happened without you.
We can’t wait to do it again May 19-24, 2027 🩷🧡🩵💜💙
Video Description: The video opens on Richmond Olympic oval, then shows short clips of kids with disabilities of all ages entering as part of the opening ceremonies and being celebrated. Kids, volunteers, and sport leaders are shown trying various sports like soccer, racing, floorball, and so much more. We see Stephanie Cadieux, Chief Accessibility Officer for Canada, on stage speaking to the impact, along with Andrea Carey, Executive Director, and Nathan Clement, Paralympian. The video closes featuring short clips from the three ACHIEVE sports in action: goalball, wheelchair basketball and blind hockey, along with celebration as the SuperHeros athletes compete.
06/17/2026
Today at Oaklands Elementary in School District No. 61 we presented Casey with the banner for participating at the OneAbility Games!
His school mates got to learn about the OneAbility Games and try the sport of Boccia. The banner will hang in the school gym to celebrate his participation at the inaugural event.
Boccia Canada SportAbility
06/16/2026
What a great day at the North Vancouver School District Inclusive Sport Festival supported by the OneAbility Games!
Awesome to see these events grow to support more kids with disabilities to play sports!
Huge thanks to Nathan Clement PLY for joining us to share his energy and bring the fun!
Opening Ceremonies at the North Vancouver School District Inclusive Sport Festival!
Grades K-12 students with disabilities get a place to play today!
Part of the OneAbility Games community support, we work with School Districts and regions to bring these to life across BC.
For our final National AccessAbility Week post, we wanted to do something a little different.
We asked the people who know her best — colleagues, family, and friends — to share what Andrea Carey means to them. What came back left us in tears. ✨
Andrea is the founder and Director of Games of the OneAbility Games, a Canadian Certified Inclusion Professional, a ten-year Canadian Paralympic Committee Board Director, and one of the most quietly powerful forces for change in disability sport. She built the OneAbility Games from a dream into a reality, and this May, we all got to watch that vision come to life at the Richmond Olympic Oval.
But here’s the thing about Andrea that no bio can fully capture: she is SO deeply loved. By the people who work alongside her, by the athletes she fights for, by the families who finally feel seen because of the spaces she creates. And there is nothing more powerful than a movement led by someone who leads with that much heart.
This video is in many ways, a love letter to Andrea, and a reminder that inclusion doesn’t happen by accident. It happens because people like her refuse to stop until everyone belongs, and THAT (amongst a million other reasons) is why we celebrate her on National AccessAbility Week.
Thank you, Andrea. For everything. 🙏
Video Description: The video starts with an image of Andrea Carey doing a puck drop for a Blind Hockey team, the text “National AccessAbility Week May 31-June6” is in a box across it. The video then moves to Tami Tate, Event Manager, as she speaks about Andrea, from there we see Valerie Carey (Andrea’s Mom), Jessica Kruger (Manager of Engagement and Communications), Maureen Burr (Family friend), Jennifer Moran (Friend of 25+ years), Melissa Clarke (friend of 25+ years), Jina Taylor (Education Lead), Olivia and Dave Evanoff (daughter and husband), Valerie Gosselin (Fund Development Lead) and ends on Leah Massine-Folliott (Communications Coordinator).
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