Amputee Football Boosts Unity and Empowerment in Rwanda
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Amputee football is expanding in Rwanda, promoting unity and resilience among players. The sport also empowers Rwandan women, offering them opportunities for social inclusion and confidence both on and off the field.
Reported Facts
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- •Amputee football programs have increased participation across Rwanda by 2026.
- •Women players are gaining empowerment through involvement in amputee football.
- •The sport fosters social cohesion and resilience among amputees in Rwanda.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Rwandan authorities increase support for amputee football programs then more amputees, especially women, could benefit from improved social inclusion and physical rehabilitation.
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