<div>Help Para Athletes Compete at the British Indoor Nationals
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<div>Every athlete deserves the opportunity to compete, regardless of disability or financial circumstances.
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<div>We are raising funds to help fund up to 12 para-sport competition places at the 2026 British Indoor Skydiving Nationals at Weembi + to support the cost of rental for the judging system.
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<div>For disabled athletes, the cost of competing goes far beyond the entry fee. Accessible travel can be considerably more expensive, while some competitors require wheelchair-accessible accommodation, specialist vehicles or support from carers.
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<div>Some athletes are also unable to work because of their disabilities and depend on family support to pursue the sport they love. Adaptive equipment can cost thousands of pounds; one competitor’s specialist braces alone recently cost £2,000.
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<div>These additional expenses mean the competition entry fee can become the final barrier preventing an athlete from taking part.
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<div>What your donation will fund
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<div>Money raised through this campaign will be used to reduce or fully cover competition entry fees for para-sport athletes and support the cost of the rental of the system to be able to run the event.
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<div>If we reach our target, we hope to provide up to 12 funded competition places, allowing more athletes to compete without worrying about the entry cost. 
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<div>If we raise less than the full target, the available funding will be used to partially fund applicants.
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<div>Any money remaining after competition entries have been paid will be used for future competitions.
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<div>We will publish campaign updates confirming how many athletes have been supported and how the funds have been used.
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<div>Why this matters
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<div>Indoor para skydiving gives people with a wide range of disabilities the opportunity to train, progress and compete in a unique sporting environment.
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<div>Every athlete reaching the British Nationals has already overcome significant personal life challenges. The opportunity to compete can build confidence, independence, friendships and a genuine sense of belonging.
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<div>Your donation is about much more than paying an entry fee. It gives an athlete the chance to represent themselves, their community and a rapidly developing para sport on the national stage.
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<div>Whether you donate £5, £20 or £100, every contribution will make a genuine difference.
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<div>If you cannot donate, sharing this campaign with friends, family and the wider skydiving community would mean just as much.
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<div>Together, we can help ensure that ability, not financial circumstances, determines who gets the opportunity to compete.
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<div>Thank you for helping make the British Indoor Skydiving Nationals accessible to more para athletes.
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Help Para Athletes Compete at the British Indoor Nationals

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