Harnessing the power of sport for wellbeing and community reintegration
Harnessing the power of sport for wellbeing and community reintegration
The Invictus Games, founded by Prince Harry, bring together a unique band of international competitors to inspire understanding and respect for returned service men and women through the power of sport. The Invictus Games are about much more than just sport - they capture hearts, challenge minds and change lives, while shining a spotlight on the ‘unconquerable’ character of service men and women, their families and their ‘Invictus’ spirit.
The IPP is motivated by the spirit of the Invictus Games to harness the power of exercise and sport to inspire recovery and wellbeing. The program includes activities that welcome the family members of participants also.
The IPP is about using sport and exercise and participating in community adaptive sports to achieve life goals.
UniSA is proud to support the physical, psychological and social wellbeing of our returned service men and women and first responders through the Invictus Pathways Program (IPP). This global-first Invictus Pathways Program provides participants with access to a range of wellbeing activities in the community as well as allied health services, including:
General enquiries
e: mark.reidy@unisa.edu.au
t: +61 4 0092 5108
Postal address
University of South Australia,
City East Campus, Frome Road,
GPO Box 2471
Adelaide, SA, 5001