Support of the “Heroes of the Belgrade Marathon” Foundation for the “Sport for All” Event

On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Belgrade Sports Association for Persons with Disabilities organized the inclusive children’s sports games titled “Sport for All” for the sixth consecutive year.
Since one of the primary goals of the “Heroes of the Belgrade Marathon” Humanitarian Foundation is the protection and improvement of the position of persons with disabilities, Darko Habuš, Director of the Belgrade Marathon, took an active part in this initiative.

The event was held at the Aleksandar Nikolić Hall and was attended by more than 500 participants, including both children and adults.
Children with disabilities, as well as children without disabilities from special and regular schools, day care centers, and clubs from Belgrade and several other cities in Serbia, had the opportunity to try various sports for persons with disabilities, draw and win different prizes, and above all enjoy spending time together.
The Director of the Belgrade Marathon, Darko Habuš, was with them throughout the event, and at the end of this wonderful gathering he awarded them medals and certificates.

“The event primarily aimed to promote and maintain healthy inclusion, and to spread awareness in society that we are all the same and equal. It was very important to welcome everyone with a hug and a wide smile, showing that together we can achieve anything.
With pride and great satisfaction, we celebrated diversity while fostering equality, and that is exactly what ‘Sport for All’ represents. Through events like this and similar initiatives, we will continue to promote these values in the future,” emphasized Habuš.

In a conversation with Draženko Mitrović, President of the Belgrade Sports Association for Persons with Disabilities, and Novica Todosijević from the Secretariat for Sport and Youth, Habuš clearly emphasized that the Belgrade Marathon, through the organization of its races, will continue to further encourage inclusion. He also noted that with the establishment of the “Heroes of the Belgrade Marathon” Foundation, the conditions have been created to improve these efforts even further and raise them to a significantly higher level.