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.
On Ukrainian Statehood Day, the President of Ukraine signed a decree awarding the nation's highest state honor — the title of Hero of Ukraine with the Order of the Gold Star (posthumously) — to Taras Shpuk.
Ahead of the one-year countdown to Invictus Games Birmingham 2027, The Duke of Sussex joined Joe Marler, Jake Bhardwaj and Invictus community member JJ Chalmers for a wide-ranging podcast conversation about resilience, recovery, friendship and the enduring power of connection.
The Invictus Games Foundation and London Northwestern Railway today unveiled The Spirit of Invictus Train, a specially branded train that will carry the name and spirit of the Invictus Community across the UK rail network.
The Invictus Games Foundation is proud to announce Uganda as the 26th nation to join the Invictus Community, becoming the second African nation to join and confirming participation in the Invictus Games Birmingham 2027.
The IGF Conversation From Policy to Practice today highlighted how the Invictus Movement is driving lasting change beyond the Games, as Uganda joins the growing global community, and international Ministers for Veterans Affairs outlined long-term impact of membership.
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'.
