Adaptive & veteran sport
Boccia
A Paralympic precision ball sport designed specifically for people with severe motor impairments — playable from a wheelchair, lying down, or with an assistive ramp.
Who it’s for
Who this suits best
The most inclusive sport on this list: people with cerebral palsy and other significant motor impairments, and anyone for whom other team sports are not yet accessible.
What to bring
What to have with you
Nothing special is needed — balls and ramps (if required) are provided on site.
Location & contact
Where and with whom we train
- Location
- A sports hall in Rivne with a flat floor (exact address confirmed in the schedule).
- Coach / coordinator
- Programme coordinator: Mykola Diedovets; a dedicated boccia specialist is to be confirmed.
- Contact
- 097 645 3347 · rivneadaptclub@gmail.com
- Schedule
- In development — frequency to be confirmed with the first group. Full programme schedule →
Accessibility
How inclusive this space is
- Parking for people with disabilities
- To be confirmed per venue.
- Independent car access and exit
- We prioritise halls that allow getting as close to the entrance as possible.
- Step-free entry to the building
- We prioritise step-free halls — this is essential for this particular sport.
- Accessible toilet
- To be confirmed per venue.
- Adaptive equipment on site
- Boccia balls and assistive ramps for players who need help releasing the ball.
- Getting home independently
- We can help arrange transport or an escort if needed.
Photos
From our sessions
Want to try it?
A first taste comes with no commitment — come and watch, or join right away.