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Registered nonprofit Trust working for disability empowerment through inclusive sport.
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Selected milestones from the Academy’s programme journey.
Karnataka’s first two-day wheelchair cricket workshop and training camp welcomed 100 men and women players and supported the formation of the state’s first women’s team.
The Sumadhura Cup Test Match and Women’s Wheelchair Cricket T10 matches created new competitive platforms for men and women para athletes.
Para shot put, swimming, badminton and women’s health programmes broadened access to training and competition.
The National Wheelchair Cricket Championship brought state teams and para athletes together for five days of competition.
The Karnataka State Commissioner’s office appreciated the Academy’s contribution to inclusive sport and community development.
Programmes, milestones and results that demonstrate the reach of inclusive sport across Karnataka and India.

Organized Karnataka’s first two-day wheelchair cricket workshop and training camp for men and women at Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumakuru, with 100 players participating.

Successfully formed Karnataka’s first women’s wheelchair cricket team, inspiring greater participation and creating opportunities for more than 45 women para athletes.

Successfully hosted a wheelchair cricket Test Match between Karnataka A and Karnataka B under the Sumadhura Cup, with more than 50 men para athletes participating.

Organized T10 matches for Karnataka’s newly formed women’s wheelchair cricket team, advancing women’s para-cricket and creating competitive opportunities for more than 45 athletes.

Organized at Chamundeshwari Playground, Jayanagara, with support from Puravankara.

Conducted at Basavanagudi Aquatic Centre, Bengaluru, in collaboration with Puravankara CSR.

Launched a dedicated training and competition programme with Puravankara to expand para-badminton participation.

Organized multiple training camps for persons with disabilities across Karnataka, focusing on skill development and competitive pathways in different para-sports.

Collaborated with Simply Periods to conduct a menstrual health and hygiene workshop for para women athletes, supporting an important aspect of their health and well-being.

Karnataka secured a bronze medal at the 12th Senior Men & Women Sitting Volleyball Championship.

Academy athletes won gold and bronze medals at the 6th Indian Open Para-Athletics International Championships.

The Academy has developed 20 para athletes who represented Karnataka at national competitions and five athletes who competed internationally. Academy athletes also won gold and bronze medals at the 6th Indian Open Para-Athletics International Championships 2024.

Organized at Aditya Global Cricket Academy, Bengaluru, from 14–18 March 2026 with 10 state teams and 120 para athletes.

Four athletes from Parishrama Divyang Sports Academy represented the Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team in the Tri-Series against Sri Lanka, showcasing their talent at the international level.

Parishrama Divyang Sports Academy conducted an environmental initiative at its training location and planted approximately 100 trees with athletes, supporters and community members.
Each partnership can include agreed outputs, utilisation documentation, progress updates and impact reporting.
Structured coaching, competitive exposure and athlete support through a three-month training pathway.
Discuss this programme →Focused coaching for track and field athletes, including wheelchair racing and seated throws.
Discuss this programme →A dedicated pathway to identify, train and create competitive opportunity for women athletes.
Discuss this programme →A multi-state platform combining competition, accessible logistics, athlete welfare and national visibility.
Discuss this programme →Inclusive aquatic training and competition opportunities for emerging swimmers with disabilities.
Discuss this programme →Mentorship and connections that help athletes build confidence and opportunity beyond the field.
Discuss this programme →Selected stories showing where access, coaching and determination can lead.
Bronze medallist at the Asia Para Taekwondo Championship 2025 in Malaysia.
International para-athletics shot put competitor representing the potential of structured athlete support.
International para athlete and Trustee helping shape athlete-centred programmes from lived experience.
Our trustees understand the barriers faced by para athletes because they have travelled the same road.
International para athlete in sitting volleyball and wheelchair racing; programme leadership and athlete development.
International wheelchair badminton athlete; academy management and para-badminton development.
International wheelchair cricket athlete; cricket development and athlete engagement.
International wheelchair tennis player; inclusive sport advocacy and programme support.
Selected media and institutional references supporting the Academy’s public record.
We welcome programme sponsorship, equipment support, employee volunteering and long-term CSR partnerships.