President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has met with members of Ukraine’s national teams who competed at the Invictus Games Düsseldorf 2023 and the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025, recognising their extraordinary service and achievements through sport for recovery.
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The Powered by Invictus Virtual Sporting Leagues are back for 2026 — refreshed, refocused, and ready to keep you moving throughout the year.
The Invictus Games Foundation has announced that Aalborg (Denmark), Daejeon (Republic of Korea) and San Diego (United States of America) have been shortlisted as candidate host cities for the Invictus Games 2029.
In a powerful tribute to resilience, community, and the enduring spirit of the Invictus Games, the Vancouver Convention Centre (VCC) has unveiled a commemorative space dedicated to the legacy of the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025.
The Invictus Games Foundation (IGF) has announced a series of new grants that will broaden access to adaptive sport and adventure for the international wounded, injured and sick (WIS) service community. The funding supports initiatives in Lithuania, Kenya, and Estonia, further strengthening IGF’s commitment to recovery, rehabilitation, and the power of sport to transform lives.
When a devastating accident during deployment left retired Staff Sergeant Mike Murphy with severe vision loss and a shattered sense of identity, he thought his life’s mission was over, until adaptive sports and the Invictus Games showed him that hope, courage, and community could rebuild a life once thought lost.
This week, the Invictus Games Foundation (IGF) is proud to welcome a Ugandan Ministerial visit to the UK, marking the beginning of a collaborative journey to assess and develop sport recovery opportunities for Wounded, Injured and Sick (WIS) servicemen, women and veterans. This followed a visit from the Invictus Games Foundation representatives to Uganda in October 2025 to see existing sport recovery facilities; demonstrations of the adaptive sports on offer; meet with senior government officials, along with Ugandan WIS and their family members, to discover more about the impact of sport for recovery.
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