Breaking Barriers Through Sport

Egypt | October - November 2024

Welcome to Unity Cup!

Welcome to Unity Cup!

Helm, in partnership with Play Sports, presents the Unity Cup—a groundbreaking inclusive sports tournament featuring 30 leading teams. This premier event aims to champion diversity and foster an inclusive workplace culture by integrating persons with disabilities (PWDs) alongside non-PWDs. Participants will unite on the field to play two main games: pan-disability football and goalball.

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and join top leading companies committed to breaking barriers in the workplace!
Why Be Part of Unity Cup?

Play for Change!

Join the Unity Cup to celebrate diversity, break down barriers, and create an inclusive community through the power of sport.

For Companies

1- Inclusive 4-Week Practice Sessions: Participate in weekly practice sessions designed to foster inclusivity and team bonding among employees.

2- 1-Day Tournament Finale: Conclude the practice sessions with an exciting weekend finale where your team can showcase their skills.

3- Disability Ethics & Equality Training: Enhance workplace inclusion with specialized training courses

4- HR Online Panel: Learn from experts on leveraging disability inclusion and effective retention strategies for business success.

Register your team today and lead the way in inclusivity

For Individuals

1- Join Helm’s Community: Become part of Helm’s inclusive network, gaining access to specialized training programs and recruitment services, while connecting with diverse participants.

2- Boost Confidence: Build new skills and confidence through inclusive sports.

3- Make Connections: Grow your network and connect with companies, opening up opportunities for future employment.

4- Exclusive Perks: Enjoy practice sessions, a tournament finale, and training that promotes understanding and inclusion.

Register now and show your abilities.

Unity Cup Teams

The Unity Cup is proud to partner with leading companies committed to promoting inclusion and diversity

Unity Cup Games

GoalBall
Goalball is a team sport specifically designed for athletes with visual impairments, but it is open to players with various disabilities. In this game, two teams of three players each compete to score by getting the ball into the opposing team's net. The ball used in goalball contains bells, which make a sound when the ball moves across the court.

Players wear blindfolds to ensure a level playing field for all participants. They need to rely on their other senses, especially hearing, to track the movement of the ball.

Pan-Disability Football
Pan-disability football, or all-abilities football, is a form of the sport that is designed to be inclusive and accessible for people with a wide range of disabilities. The key idea is to create opportunities for individuals with different physical, sensory, intellectual, or mental health-related disabilities to participate in and enjoy the game of football. In pan-disability football, the rules and gameplay are adapted to accommodate the diverse needs and abilities of the players.

If your jersey is clean, you didn’t play hard enough.

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Pan-Disability FAQs

Pan-Disability Football is an inclusive form of football designed to be accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities. It allows individuals with different physical, sensory, and intellectual disabilities to participate together.
The Pan-Disability Football Tournament is an inclusive sports event organized to promote workplace inclusion of people with disabilities. The tournament aims to bring together participants of all disabilities and non-PWDs to enjoy football in an inclusive environment, promoting equality, teamwork, and social inclusion. 
While the basic rules of football still apply, pan-disability football includes adaptations to ensure the game is accessible to all participants. This may involve modifications to the playing environment, equipment, or rules, such as smaller pitches, specialized equipment, or mixed-ability teams to accommodate everyone's needs in order to play.

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Pan-disability football is inclusive of all disabilities within a single competition or team, unlike other formats that may focus on specific types of impairments (e.g., visually impaired football, amputee football). The game and rules are adapted to accommodate a diverse range of needs.
Matches are organized with an emphasis on inclusivity and fun. Teams are usually composed of players with varying abilities and physical capabilities. To ensure an even playing field, teams will be required to have a minimum of 3 females and 2 Persons with Disabilities. 
Yes, Pan-Disability Football is increasingly recognized by national and international sports organizations. It is supported by disability sports bodies and football associations that are committed to promoting inclusive sports and providing opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in football.
Pan-Disability Football is a powerful tool for promoting workplace inclusion. It brings together employees, both with and without disabilities, fostering a culture of teamwork and understanding by reducing certain stigmas. By participating in or supporting Pan-Disability Football, organizations demonstrate their commitment to diversity and inclusion.
There will be 10 people per team allowed to register, with a minimum of 3 females and 2 PWDs.
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