In Germany, an inclusion initiative enables children like Lisa to participate in winter sports, experiencing activities such as Bi-Skiing, which allows them to engage in skiing while seated. This program, initiated by Aktion Mensch and the German Disabled Sports Association, is touring the entire country to provide these opportunities to school classes and local communities. The positive feedback from young participants indicates the success of the program in fostering joy and involvement in sports regardless of physical ability.

The initiative, supported by public figures such as Niko Kappel, a reigning world champion in para-shot put, aims to enhance community interaction among children and adolescents with and without disabilities. Through demonstrations and hands-on experiences in various sports, including wheelchair sports and blind sports, the initiative strives to promote inclusiveness in athletic activities. The overarching goal is to ensure that children realize the importance of community and collaboration in sports, breaking down barriers associated with disability.

As the initiative progresses through various German states, it not only introduces children to adaptive sports but also raises awareness about the capabilities of people with disabilities. By doing so, it builds a more inclusive environment within local sports communities, ultimately paving the way for more comprehensive acceptance and integration of individuals with disabilities into mainstream sports and recreational activities.