The National Resources Center for Sports Innovations of the Ministry in charge of Sports has the mission to contribute to the identification of favorable levers for the development of practice for everyone, regardless of the territory or audience. It aims to bring sports closer to its users by highlighting the offer of new practices and services, new equipment, and territorial synergies. It supports the actors of the sports ecosystem in their innovation trajectories.
We selected the following projects to be part of the Sports4All Innovation Movement:
Individual support in and through sport: a way of social inclusion
By: Association DAHLIR
DAHLIR supports disabled people who are under-represented in “ordinary” sports, due to various social issues. Through a different approach to sports and physical activities, DAHLIR allows disabled people to express their individual wishes for sport and cultural activities.
DAHLIR is available in 5 departments in France with proven social impact on health, independence and self-confidence. The program strengthens social bonds and pursues a more open-minded, inclusive society. DAHLIR actively promotes the recognition of sport as a tool for social inclusion and employability.
Léo Sport Job
By: Union Nationale Sportive Léo Lagrange
Léo Sport Job (LSJ) 16-25 is an innovative and flexible program of reinforced support for personal and professional development through sports. The target group for this programme are vulnerable young people aged 16 to 25. Léo Sport Job supports vulnerable youngsters towards employment by increasing their skills and boosting their self-confidence.