The Invictus Australia Sports Festival 2026 arrives in Perth from 23–25 October, bringing together competitors, family members, friends and volunteers, for two days of adaptive sport, connection and recovery.
The Invictus Games Foundation is helping to kickstart sports recovery in Uganda, providing new equipment to create greater opportunities for members of the country’s Invictus Community to use sport and physical activity as part of their recovery.
A former RAF cross-country mountain bike racer, Kirsty Spriggs was told following an accident in August 2024 that she would not be riding her bike again for the foreseeable future. The injury forced her to step away from a sport that had been central to her life, as well as from her role as an RAF nurse for almost a year.
Defender has reinforced its commitment to the Armed Forces Community, announced as Official Automotive Partner as the one‑year countdown to Invictus Games Birmingham 2027 begins.
The Invictus Community came together in Onești, Romania, from 17–21 June for the Invictus Rowing Cup “Perfect 10”, bringing together participants from across Europe for a multi-day adaptive sport experience supported by the Invictus Games Foundation through its Beyond the Games programme.
The All-Ukrainian Pickleball Federation (AUPF) has received a £30,000 grant from the Invictus Games Foundation to expand adaptive pickleball opportunities for wounded, injured and sick veterans across Ukraine.
Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, Founding Patron of the Invictus Games Foundation, has reflected on the life changing impact of the Invictus movement during his remarks at the TIME100 Sports event, speaking about the role sport continues to play in supporting the recovery of wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans around the world.
Daejeon, Republic of Korea has been selected by the Invictus Games Foundation as the preferred host of the Invictus Games 2029, marking a landmark moment for the global Invictus Movement as the Republic of Korea becomes the first nation in Asia chosen to host the international sporting event for wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans.
increase in feeling a sense of connection and belonging after engaging with Invictus
The Invictus Community is made up of valuable assets and role models. Participation unlocks their potential for personal development and contribution to society.
After engagement with Invictus Games Foundation activity, there's a 65% increase in feeling like 'I have the opportunity to help others'.
