Why it matters
A well-chosen activity can build confidence, skills, and social connections. The challenge is often uncertainty about how well an activity is adapted, rather than a lack of activities.
IncluSport helps families move from scattered searches to a clear list of suitable, sourced options that are easy to contact.
Experience in the field shows that information often exists, but is scattered, incomplete, or difficult to compare. IncluSport turns that search into a clear process.
The idea grew from situations where parents had to call several organizations to find out whether a non-verbal child, a child anxious in groups, or a child with a particular cognitive diagnosis could be welcomed. Our aim is to make that first step more personal, reliable, and efficient.
A well-chosen activity can build confidence, skills, and social connections. The challenge is often uncertainty about how well an activity is adapted, rather than a lack of activities.
Organizations are curated internally. Information is collected, sourced, checked, and published carefully.
IncluSport provides guidance. The final decision always rests with the organization and family, based on availability, context, and the child's specific needs.
Organizations are identified through public sources, recognized networks, and local programs.
Sensitive details are confirmed or marked for verification, with a confidence level.
An organization cannot pay for a higher position in the results.
Listings are reviewed regularly to limit outdated information.
Your child's needs are used to generate recommendations during the session; you can continue later using an encrypted local file.
IncluSport lists organizations free of charge, with human review and quality checks.