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If your child is one of the 20% of Australians living with a disability1, our partnerships can help them discover sport they love, build confidence and make friends.
Come along for a fun, free, safe and welcoming ‘come and try’ day that connects kids and adults with disability to local sports and active recreation, Australia-wide.
The Start Line is Paralympics Australia’s dedicated home for information, guidance and opportunities for thriving Para athletes to begin or continue their Para sport journeys.
This is a free event series for people with disabilities (ages 10+) to try out a range of Para sports, meet Paralympians and coaches, and have fun together.
For these young players, blind tennis brings joy, community, and the confidence to speak up for themselves and others.
A “come and try” wheelchair basketball day made Harriet’s smile return, and renewed her love of the sport she’d played since she was 8 years old.
After representing Australia at the Special Olympics World Winter Games, James knows the power of feeling accepted, included and part of a community.
As a dual Summer and Winter Paralympian, Rae Anderson’s sporting journey has taken her across seasons, sports and continents – but it’s the strength of community that continues to inspire her most.
Bupa is proud to be the Official Healthcare Partner of Paralympics Australia.
Together, we are working to improve accessibility and equity for people living with a disability within healthcare, business, sport and our communities.
Bupa is proud to be the Healthcare Partner for Disability Sports Australia (DSA).
Our enduring partnership is aimed at increasing participation in sport for people with a disability, expanding access to sport and removing barriers for participation.
Proud Healthcare Partner of Paralympics Australia, Disability Sports Australia and the Australian Open, including All Abilities Day.
Proud Healthcare Partner of Curtis McGrath and Ben Tudhope – helping them chase their Paralympic dream.
Foundation partner with Inclusively Made – together, we're creating inclusive content that represents and employs people with a disability.
Take control of your physical health with energising workouts, ideas and inspiration to help you get active, keep fit and prevent injury.
Participation in sport opens the door to a world of physical and mental health benefits and community connection. And, it’s particularly beneficial to people with a disability.
Milano Cortina 2026 will mark the 50th anniversary of the first Paralympic Winter Games and will see 665 athletes from 50 nations competing in 79 medal events.
The Accessibility Champion Workshops, presented by Bupa were a national series designed to build the capability of grassroots sport to include people with disability.
1 1 in 5 Australians live with disability, yet many are left on the sidelines, Disability Sports Australia (accessed 10 February 2026).