World ParaVolley Announces New Appointments to the Sport Department

World ParaVolley is pleased to announce two new appointments to its Sport Department, strengthening its leadership and commitment to the continued development of sitting volleyball worldwide. 🇵🇱 Adam Malik – Assistant Sport Director, Sitting Division Adam brings extensive experience in international volleyball and sitting volleyball development. He previously served as...

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World ParaVolley launches ‘4ward Together’ webinar series

Four expert-led sessions will bring the global sitting volleyball community together this November and December for World ParaVolley’s latest coach development webinar series. World ParaVolley is pleased to announce 4ward Together, a new four-session webinar series bringing together coaches and specialists from across the international sitting volleyball community to share...

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Applications Open for the 2027 Coach Mentoring Programme

World ParaVolley is proud to announce that applications are officially open for the 2027 Mentoring Programme – the final and most prestigious step in the coach education pathway.  The programme ran in 2026 with 13 coaches from around the world successfully achieving their gold Level 3 coaching certificate. This year-long...

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World ParaVolley awards €8,000 to eight Activation projects around the world

World ParaVolley will support eight grassroots development projects across five continents through its Activation Funding programme, committing €8,000 to initiatives designed to grow and strengthen Sitting Volleyball around the world. Projects spreading across all Zones have each been awarded a €1,000 grant following a competitive application process that attracted 21 applications...

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Brisbane 2032 reveals Olympic and Paralympic Games emblems

The visual identity of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games has been unveiled, marking another milestone on the journey towards the Games in Australia. The new Olympic and Paralympic emblems celebrate the character, landscape and wildlife of Queensland, bringing together a series of distinctly Australian elements within their designs....

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