Walk with OBSA
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Ontario Blind Sports Association is Provincial Sport Organization (PSO) that plans, promotes, coordinates, and sanctions events and activities designed to assist the development of sports programs for blind and visually impaired athletes in Ontario. We provide a networking platform for the exchange of expertise and resources relating to sport for athletes, coaches, officials, and other stakeholders in the blind sport community.
OBSA continues to increase opportunities for inclusion of its members into able-bodied sport programs providing Ontario’s sport leaders with resources and support to expand the capacity of inclusive sport programming throughout the province.
On November 7th and 8th Ontario Goalball athlete Brice Parker will be undertaking a 100km walk to raise money for Ontario Blind Sports Association (OBSA) in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic program freeze. The walk will take place on roads between Brantford and London, Ontario. This initiative will help support and raise funds to provide more sporting opportunities for the blind and visually impaired community. Your support will go along way benefiting blind and visually impaired athletes achieve their goals.
OBSA continues to increase opportunities for inclusion of its members into able-bodied sport programs providing Ontario’s sport leaders with resources and support to expand the capacity of inclusive sport programming throughout the province.
On November 7th and 8th Ontario Goalball athlete Brice Parker will be undertaking a 100km walk to raise money for Ontario Blind Sports Association (OBSA) in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic program freeze. The walk will take place on roads between Brantford and London, Ontario. This initiative will help support and raise funds to provide more sporting opportunities for the blind and visually impaired community. Your support will go along way benefiting blind and visually impaired athletes achieve their goals.
Organizer
Randa Gohary
Organizer
North York, ON