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Israel Boosts Funding for Athletes with Cognitive Disabilities
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First reported by Sport5 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Culture and Sport will triple funding for sports clubs that include athletes with cognitive disabilities, aiming to create financial incentives and promote greater inclusion and professional development for these athletes.
- 01Israel triples funding for athletes with cognitive disabilities.
- 02New policy incentivizes clubs to integrate athletes with cognitive disabilities.
- 03Special Olympics Israel led the advocacy for the change.
- 04The reform aims to create equal opportunities in sports.
- 05Minister Zohar vows to remove barriers for these athletes.
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