Vancouver hosts World Cup match as OneAbility promotes inclusivity

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Last updated Jul 3, 2026

Vancouver hosts World Cup match as OneAbility promotes inclusivity
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Vancouver hosted a FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 match between Switzerland and Algeria. While the match showcased on-field action, local charity OneAbility is working to expand inclusive sports for children. Partnered with the Play Collective initiative, OneAbility Games aims to create sustainable opportunities in schools across British Columbia, improving access to adapted sports and training. Plans include the inaugural OneAbility Games in May 2027, set to foster competition among participants in adapted sports. The charity’s efforts are designed to ensure lasting community impact beyond the tournament itself.

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  • Switzerland won 2-0 against Algeria in the Round of 32 match.
  • OneAbility works to promote inclusive physical activities for children.
  • The organization is part of the Play Collective initiative for underserved youth.
  • OneAbility Games will debut in May 2027, highlighting disability sports.
  • The effort aims to create sustainable, inclusive opportunities in schools.
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  • 10:28 AMYahoo SportsWith World Cup spotlight on Vancouver, OneAbility is ensuring no child is left on the sidelines
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Vancouver welcomed the world's attention when it hosted the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 match between Switzerland and Algeria but while the city played host to a sporting spectacle, one Metro Vancouver-based charity is working to ensure the impact of the tournament reaches far beyond the stadium.

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