Creating pathways through adaptive sport.
Sitting volleyball, football, entrepreneurship, and digital literacy as a pathway to leadership and independence.
Adaptive sport as a pathway
SLIDE II empowered girls with physical disabilities through sitting volleyball, football, entrepreneurship, and digital literacy, proving that adaptive sport can become a pathway to leadership, economic independence, and international sporting excellence.
Project highlights
The people behind SLIDE II
Joan Natalia Naibei: From local courts to the world stage
Joan joined SLIDE looking for a new sporting experience. Through adaptive sport and entrepreneurship training she strengthened both her business and her confidence, expanding into graphic design while representing Kenya at the CP Football World Cup.
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Stella Aketch: From fear to confidence
Before joining SLIDE, Stella struggled with confidence and business skills. Through sitting volleyball, entrepreneurship, and digital literacy she discovered self-belief, transformed her business, and became an advocate for other women with disabilities.
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