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NEWS16 July 2009
IPC, IAKS and IOC Award Prizes for Sports FacilitiesBonn, Germany - The International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities (IAKS), the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) announced this year's winners of their international architectural award for sports and leisure ... read more 14 July 2009
New Zealand to Host Integrated Winter GamesFor the first time, athletes with a disability and able-bodied athletes will be competing together in the upcoming Winter Games event in New Zealand ... read more 13 July 2009
IPC and IAKS Sign AgreementOn the occasion of the International Paralympic Day on 11 July, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities (IAKS) signed an agreement ... read more End of news area
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INAS-FID is the International Federation for sport for athletes with an intellectual disability.
We organise an annual programme of Regional and World Championship competition working closely with the International Federations for sport, and manage the classification of athletes with an intellectual disability.
Competition is organised according to International Federation rules.
INAS-FID is a member of the International Paralympic Committee representing Intellectual Disability.
The INAS-FID secretariat is managed by Mencap in England.
Address:
INAS-FID
PO BOX 588
Wakefield
WF1 9GA
ENGLAND
For general enquiries:
For classification enquiries:
inasregistrations@mencap.org.uk
Phone: +44 1924 234 912
Fax: +44 1924 363 816
Please note that the official language for all correspondence with INAS-FID is English.
6th July: The 2009 INAS Global Games opened today in Liberec, Czech Republic.
Featuring 750 athletes from 33 nations, the Games feature World Championship competition in Swimming, Athletics, Table Tennis, Futsal, Basketball, Cycling and Tennis together with demonstration competition in Judo and Indoor Rowing.
Opening the Games, the INAS FID President Dr Bob Price highlighted the importance of the Games as they provide a unique opportunity to test the systems and procedures being developed that it is hoped will secure Paralympic re-inclusion in time for London 2012.
Information about the Games, results and interviews can be found at www.globalgames09.com
Latest News
3 July
In accordance with the agreement of the INAS/IPC Joint Working Group, INAS has been reviewing the files of all athletes who have previously been registered for INAS competition. A list of athletes who have successfully completed the Primary Eligibility Check is now available.
29 June
Please download important information regarding changes to the INAS Classification system.
29 June
As part of changes to the process of athlete eligibility and classification, the INAS FID wishes to recruit to a number of new voluntary positions. You can download the advert and further details here.
11 June
Entry details are now available for the 3rd INAS Open European Half Marathon Championships in Italy.
11 June
Entry details are now available for the 1st INAS World Indoor Rowing Championships in Hong Kong.
10 June
Statement from the INAS Secretariat: As you will be aware, at the request of the INAS/IPC Joint Working Group, a panel of psychologists are currently reviewing the files of every athlete registered for INAS competition.
To date, more than 1300 files have been reviewed, and a further 500 are due to be checked in the next few days. Wherever possible, athletes attending the forthcoming Global Games have been prioritised.
In addition to the review, we are also processing around 120 new applications, and these must also be reviewed as part of the above process before a registration number can be issued.
This involves a huge amount of work, and the Secretariat is working hard to complete the task as quickly and efficiently as possible. Member nations are being informed of the outcome of the review as soon as is possible.
During this time, we would appreciate your patience, as e-mails and telephone queries may take longer to answer than normal.
30 May 2009
The latest INAS Presidents Newsletter is now available.
16 May 2009
As part of the Action Plan developed by the INAS/IPC Joint Working Group, and endorsed by the INAS General Assembly in Puerto Rico, it has been agreed that a review of all Athlete Registration papers will be conducted during May 2009.
The review will be undertaken by the Secretariat and all evidence (ie. IQ and Adaptive Behaviour reports) will be assessed by a registered psychologist.
We will confirm the outcome of this review to each country as soon as possible, but appreciate your patience, whilst this task is conducted.
5 May 2009
INAS-FID endorses London 2012 action plan
At INAS-FID's biennial General Assembly which took place in Puerto Rico on 25 April, the membership gave its unanimous support to the action plan developed by the IPC/INAS-FID joint working group and authorised the INAS-FID Executive to take whatever steps are reasonable to secure Paralympic re-inclusion. This decision followed a full and frank discussion of all that the action plan requires during the previous day's international conference. There is still much work to be done before the IPC General Assembly meets in November but, with both parties clearly committed to making it happen, a favourable outcome is now a reasonable expectation.
30 April 2009
Details of the outcome of the elections to the Executive Commitee are now available. The Executive would like to thank those members that served in the period to 2009, and welcomes new members.
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