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ASD CALCIO VENETO FD
ASD Calcio Veneto for Disable, is a sports club founded in 2014, which involves athletes aged 16 and over in its activities, with the aim of working on the functional aspects of movement, basic motor schemes, coordinative and conditional skills, and discovering the technique and didactics of football, practised with 5 and 7 players, to promote the highest degree of autonomy and independence through the recovery and/or compensation of impaired activities and the relationship between individuals who share personal and collective goals, thus improving their quality of life and reintegration into their family and social environment.

Contact details:
Website: www.calciovenetofd.it
Email: veneto@calciovenetofd.it
Facebook: asd calcioveneto fd
President's mobile: 349.0976397

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ASD AVENGERS PADUA ONLUS
ASD Avengers Padova Onlus is a team of athletes with disabilities who play powerchair hockey, i.e. hockey in an electric wheelchair; it is based in Padua. It is affiliated to the FIWH (Italian Federation of Wheelchair Hockey) and participates in the national A2 series championship. The venue where training and home games are held is the ‘Duca degli Abruzzi’ gymnasium, in Via Merlin 1 in Padua.
For most of the Avengers athletes, this is really the only sport they can play, as they have the ability to move the joystick of the electric wheelchair and move the ball with the stick attached to the front of the wheelchair itself. For others with greater residual strength, the hockey stick can be used. In essence, this is ‘sport for those who thought they couldn't do sport’.

Contact details:
Phone: 328-2173014
Email: avengers.padova@gmail.com

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ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA FUTSAL TREVISO
The Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica Futsal Treviso, founded in January 2016, has as its main objective the practice and promotion of 5-a-side football for visually impaired youngsters. The association aims at the human and sporting growth of young visually impaired boys, acting as a place and moment of aggregation, where boys can find an opportunity to get involved and compete in the world of sport.
The association also aims to grow in a broader sense of the five-a-side football movement for the visually impaired by organising events of national importance, such as the final stages of the Italian Championship and Italian Cup and tournaments, as well as by creating a network of collaborations with various sports realities, both for Paralympic and able-bodied five-a-side football.

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BASKIN

Baskin is a sport inspired by basketball and suited for anyone because, thanks to the changes made to some rules, it adapts to the diversity of people allowing them a real participation in the game.This sport is based on the principle of equity and both males and females can actively participate with any kind of disability that allows shooting in a basket. Baskin was born in 2003 in Cremona, from an idea of Antonio Bodini and Fausto Cappellini. In 2006 the Baskin Association was established with the aim of promoting this sport throughout the country and in 2017 the protocol of understanding of the MIUR for the promotion of Baskin in schools was signed. Today it is a sport practiced throughout Italy with regional championships of different levels.

In 2016 Baskin started to be practiced also in Padova thanks to Massimo Caiolo, who founded the Baskin Padova team with his collaborators.

For information about Baskin Padova you can contact Massimo Caiolo at 348-5274395, or consult the
Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/baskinpadova/. 

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CÈ - SPECIAL OLYMPICS
A project promoted by A.s.d. Cè, which operates in the municipalities of the upper Padovan area, enhancing the educational, recreational and social aspect of sport in all its activities.
‘Cè per tutti - Special Olympics’ involves the formation of unified sports activity teams, within which children with and without disabilities play.
The primary objective is to foster psycho-motor development and achieve the highest possible level of autonomy. The teams will be structured according to the skill level and age of the participants and will participate in afternoon training sessions (twice a week) and Special Olympics events. The motor activity will be varied and multilateral with an emphasis on basketball, chosen as the first discipline with which to participate in tournaments and competitions.
A multidisciplinary team will follow the athletes: exercise specialists, CONI-FIP technicians, psychologists.
Training sessions will be held on Mondays from 5 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. and Thursdays from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Cavino primary school gymnasium (via Toti 1)

Contact:
https://www.ce-asd.com/
asd.ce.segreteria@gmail.com
Head Office: Via Verdi 73 3501 - Campodarsego PD
Project manager: Vania Dario 3664247745
Project contact person and Special Olympics technical manager Prof. Francesca Carniel 3463583260

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CUS

The CUS - University Sports Center of Padova - is the most articulated sports center in the province. In collaboration with the University, the "Wheelchair Basketball" project has been developed, for which training and competitive activities are planned.

Website: www.cuspadova.it/it/agonismo/basket-carrozzina

General secretariat and administration:
Via G. Bruno, 27 - 35100 Padova
Tel. 049/685222 - Fax 049/681761 
info@cuspadova.it

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CIP

“CIP” is an acronym standing for “Comitato Italiano Paralimpico” (Italian Paralympic  Committee). With Decree Law no. 43 of February 2017, the CIP obtained the formal recognition of Public Body, thus being legally equated to the CONI. The main tasks of the CIP are the recognition of any sports association for people with disabilities in Italy and the guarantee of maximum dissemination of the Paralympic idea and the fruitful introduction of people with disabilities to the practice of sport.

The sports available in Padova and its province are: athletics, wheelchair basketball, bowls, 5-a-side football, 7-a-side football, table football, rowing, cycling, cycling with hand bikes, dance, horseback riding, artistic gymnastics, swimming, weight training, powerchair hockey, wheelchair rugby, fencing, tennis, wheelchair tennis, tennis, target shooting, shooting, archery, trail-orienteering, triathlon, baskin.

For information, contact the Veneto Regional Committee at the addresses indicated below.

Headquarters of the Veneto Regional Committee:
c/o Stadio Euganeo - Curva nord
Viale Nereo Rocco 60 -35135 Padova

Contacts:
phone: +39 049/8658485 - Fax +39 049/8658486
e-mail: veneto@comitatoparalimpico.it 

Open  from Monday to Friday: 09.30-13:00/14:00-17:00

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MOVE4FREE
The MOVE4FREE project, launched on 6 April 2018 on the occasion of World Physical Activity Day, aims to promote motor activity as a fundamental tool for the physical and social development of the individual.
The proposal, promoted by the LIFEATBEST Association, turns its gaze towards people with disabilities, so that physical activity can be confirmed as an element of inclusion and integration.
Users can access MOVE4FREE gyms free of charge by appointment and by following the regulations in the brochure.

Contact details:
Email: lifeatbestasd@gmail.com
Phone: 334.1916958

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THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE AND THE  STUDENT SERVICES OFFICE (INCLUSION SECTOR): A NEW PROJECT TOGETHER

The Student Services Office (Inclusion sector), through the collaboration with the Department of Medicine, wants to promote the culture of movement and physical activity among students with disabilities enrolled at the University of Padova.

The activity consists in a personalized approach to movement, physical activity or sport that must give the students with disabilities an opportunity to perceive their body, optimize residual capacities and make the most of them for a positive insertion in the study and work environment.

The project, born from an idea of Prof. Andrea Ermolao of DIMED, in collaboration with Prof. David Sacerdoti and the Student Services Office ( Inclusion sector), is structured in such a way as to allow each interested student to meet a dedicated physiatrist for an evaluation of their needs and, subsequently, to participate in 8/10 meetings customizable in terms of time. Such meetings will be held within the didactic gymnasium of the course of studies in Technical Sciences of preventive and adapted motor activity  in Sant’Eufemia street, Padova.

Contacts:
Luca Deppieri
Student Services Office (Inclusion sector)
phone: 049 8275043
email: inclusione.studenti@unipd.it 

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PDM Treviso

PDM Treviso is a non-profit, multi-sports organisation involved in sports for people with disabilities. Founded in 1992, over the years it has channelled most of its resources into wheelchair basketball. Thanks to the work it has done over the years, collaborating with all local institutions to promote sport for people with disabilities, it has become a point of reference in the Treviso and Venice areas. Over the years, many people with disabilities have approached sport for the first time, over time becoming true athletes, some of whom are esteemed and recognised even on a national level, to the extent of wearing the jersey of the Italian national team in various international competitions.

Email: info@pdmtreviso.it

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STEP ABANO

STEP ABANO is a non-profit organization which promotes sport among people with disabilities, thanks to technicians, volunteers and  the  families of athletes. This association carries out activities in the pool (swimming), in the gym (mainly basketball, but also other recreational or sporting activities) and on the track (athletics is practiced only in the period of May/June). Each training session is attended by 10 to 20 athletes who are followed by a technician and by several volunteers.
STEP ABANO regularly participates in the regional basketball championship organized by SOI (Special Olympics Italy) in Veneto. One of the days of the championship -which is a travelling one- takes always place at the sports hall of Abano, in collaboration with this association. Depending on the availability of athletes and volunteers, STEP ABANO also takes part in other events and sports tournaments of basketball, athletics or swimming.

Website: www.stepabano.it

Contacts:
Via Puccini 49/A – Abano Terme (PD)
President of the association: Alfredo Maniero 338.8771455
e-mail: asdstepabano@gmail.com

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THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE AND THE  STUDENT SERVICES OFFICE (INCLUSION SECTOR): A NEW PROJECT TOGETHER

The Student Services Office (Inclusion sector), through the collaboration with the Department of Medicine, wants to promote the culture of movement and physical activity among students with disabilities enrolled at the University of Padova.

The activity consists in a personalized approach to movement, physical activity or sport that must give the students with disabilities an opportunity to perceive their body, optimize residual capacities and make the most of them for a positive insertion in the study and work environment.

The project, born from an idea of Prof. Andrea Ermolao of DIMED, in collaboration with Prof. David Sacerdoti and the Student Services Office ( Inclusion sector), is structured in such a way as to allow each interested student to meet a dedicated physiatrist for an evaluation of their needs and, subsequently, to participate in 8/10 meetings customizable in terms of time. Such meetings will be held within the didactic gymnasium of the course of studies in Technical Sciences of preventive and adapted motor activity  in Sant’Eufemia street, Padova.

Contacts:
Luca Deppieri
Student Services Office (Inclusion sector)
phone: 049 8275043
email: inclusione.studenti@unipd.it