Egypt has an estimated 12 to 15 million people with disabilities (PWDs), many of whom face significant challenges navigating an environment that often lacks accessible infrastructure and inclusive social support. The challenges are far-reaching, as public awareness, accessible infrastructure, and effective policy enforcement remain lacking, leaving many feeling excluded from daily life. Multiple organizations work tirelessly to address these issues and promote greater inclusion.While their efforts are impactful, many of these organizations operate with limited recognition, highlighting the need to amplify their work and support their initiatives. One of these organizations is Helm, a non-profit dedicated to empowering people with disabilities in Egypt and fostering their inclusion in all aspects of life. Helm organized Egypt’s first-ever inclusive sports tournament in November 2024, the Unity Cup, in partnership with the Ministry of Social Solidarity and the Ministry of Manpower. The tournament brought people with and without disabilities together under the same rules, showcasing that with the right tools and support, there is no difference between them. The event broke barriers and challenged perceptions, proving that inclusion is not just possible but essential for fostering a fair society. . Magdy Shahir, 33,…
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