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The Paralympic Workplace Diversity Program (PWDP) is an initiative of Paralympics Australia designed to help place past and present Para-athletes into employment. Paralympic Employment Providers offer flexible work environments and…

The Paralympic Speakers Program connects Australian Paralympians with the community. To request an appearance, please complete our Booking Request Form. Specialising in personal appearances, events and staff engagement, our athletes…

Paralympics Australia and RACV Resorts social media competition – full terms and conditions Competition terms and conditions (PDF) Paralympics Australia Logo Guidelines Paralympics Australia logos are our important assets. Our…

Sharon Jarvis is one of the most experienced and skilful Para-equestrian riders in the country. The WA native has been riding horses since she was just three years old. At…

We believe that sport can change lives – do you? Australia has participated at every Paralympic Games since their inception in 1960 and hosted the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Summer Games.…

As the demand for goalball increases across the country, Goalball South Australia held the state’s first ever National Championships, with 90 players attending from five states to take part in…

In October 1994, 24-year-old Stuart Tripp was involved in a car accident when he veered off the road and into a tree. After spending several weeks in a coma, he…

For Natalie Smith, being a Paralympian is an honour beyond words. Instead, she showed what the opportunity means to her by winning the Australian Paralympic Team’s first medal of the…

Jake Lappin is one of Australia’s premier wheelchair racers. He first made his presence felt internationally at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India, where he was one of three…