التقييم & إعادة تأهيل

 Adequate Sports Activities

The sports activities were known as programs of improvisation and prevention. These included sports adjusted to suit the type of disability according to their intensity. The aim of these appropriated sports activities was to develop the physical fitness and mobility of disabled individuals to help them achieve mental and physical development. They also developed the basic skills to meet the requirements of life, such as walking, running, changing direction, maintaining balance, and developing muscular and neurological compatibility. They developed their sense of place, size, and area in which their body moved. And they created the possibility of movement in the environment surrounding them, increasing their capacity for recreational practice and leisure time.

They also helped acquire cooperative behavior and develop the love of the community, increasing attention, good behavior, and self-confidence. Self-reliance also improved, meaning people had the possibility of living independently and becoming self-reliant.