A key pillar of P24 Legacy is the development of high-quality training programs for volunteers, coaches, and event staff. These programs provide essential knowledge and hands-on experience to support visually impaired athletes in blind football. By equipping sports professionals and volunteers with the right skills, we promote a more inclusive and accessible sporting environment, ensuring that blind football can thrive beyond dedicated events.

On May 27, P24 Legacy will host a large-scale dissemination community event at Stade Charléty in Paris, welcoming 100 children, both visually impaired and sighted. This event aims to foster empathy, inclusion, and awareness through blind football activities, allowing sighted participants to experience the sport under the same conditions as visually impaired athletes. The event will also serve as a platform to showcase our training efforts and encourage broader community engagement in inclusive sports.

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The impact of P24 Legacy extends far beyond the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Our goal is to establish a long-term framework for the development of blind football, ensuring that the expertise, best practices, and enthusiasm generated by the Games are sustained for years to come. Through continued training, educational resources, and partnerships, we are committed to fostering an inclusive sports culture that thrives well beyond a single event.