First connection
Young people encounter sport without diagnostic barriers.
Mission 2040 connects schools, families, member clubs and sports science. A first sporting experience can become the beginning of a long-term supported journey.
Concept and demonstration platform · No operational athlete registry
The real opportunity starts when contact does not end after a single trial day. Mission 2040 aims to connect young people to suitable sports and support individual development over time.
Paralympic summer and winter sports, alongside an inclusive and respectful entry into sport and physical activity.
“From first experiences and club participation to long-term development – open, accessible and grounded in sports science.”
A Sport Finder, school outreach, supported talent observation, personal sport passport, club matching and development monitoring form a continuous journey. Individual components already exist elsewhere; the opportunity lies in their thoughtful integration.
Young people encounter sport without diagnostic barriers.
Interests and accessible opportunities lead to non-binding suggestions.
Observation, training and repeated check-ins instead of one-off selection.
Voluntary transitions into clubs and continued participation can be followed over time.
Talent identification, sport matching and school-based programmes already exist. Mission 2040 seeks to connect first experiences with long-term supported development rather than simply replicate individual programmes.
Try sports, explore performance profiles and meet experts.
Official source ↗Interest registration, talent search events and further sport opportunities.
Official source ↗Testing and individual reports with sport suggestions.
Official source ↗Sports events and competition experiences for pupils with disabilities.
Official source ↗Mission 2040 aims to connect the first contact with a traceable, expert-supported long-term journey. Worldwide exclusivity has not been established.
Seven modules that can gradually become one connected platform.
An interactive interest-based guide suggesting sports to explore.
A school portal for trial days, events and informed first contact.
Expert-supported, individually appropriate observation and sport-specific testing.
A protected, voluntary development record for goals, sports and milestones.
Connecting people with suitable clubs based on accessibility and available provision.
Long-term development trends interpreted by qualified experts.
Aggregated regional view of opportunities, gaps and potential.
This roadmap is our working concept, not an already committed operational programme.
School portal, ParaSport Finder and trial-day enquiries. Schools and families gain an easy first entry.
Explore phase ITalent Scan, Sport Passport and expert-supported connections to clubs.
Explore phase IIDevelopment monitor, validated reference models and regional impact analysis.
Explore phase IIIExplore sports you might enjoy based on your interests. No medical or disability details are requested. This is not an eligibility assessment or official classification.
The finder weighs selected interests, preferred setting and motivation. It is simply a starting point for a conversation; it does not assess sporting suitability, classification or actual club availability.
Interest-based · not a suitability assessment
These are informal interest-based suggestions, not medical advice or Paralympic classification. Suitability, access and opportunities must be discussed with clubs and qualified professionals.
Discuss sporting options ↗Choose at least one interest.
Discovering a sport is the beginning. What matters is whether a suitable, accessible and currently available club offer exists. This directory will only go live with details verified by member clubs.
These sports are possible areas to explore, not confirmed offers from the NÖVSV or its member clubs.
An easy first step for schools and teachers. This demo prepares an email in your own email application; it does not store or transmit form data to a server.

This QR code will open the ParaSport Finder directly. The link will work once the domain is published.
Save QR code as PNG ↗A teacher gets in touch to agree goals, accessibility needs and practical arrangements.
Parents and pupils receive clear information and an invitation to participate voluntarily.
Appropriate sport activities are explored with qualified partners.
Interested pupils may voluntarily use the finder and discuss possible next steps.
On request the NÖVSV supports contact with a suitable club offer.
A printable overview with activity flow and QR code to the finder. No collection of pupil or health data.
Open printable school sheet ↗Talent identification should never be a one-off judgement. A future sport passport could document interests, sporting experiences and agreed development goals – voluntarily, with suitable access safeguards.
Movement control and sport-specific technique
Age-appropriate, functionally relevant tasks
Individual exercise tolerance and progression
Interests, enjoyment and personal goals
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE · NO PERSONAL DATA
Swimming & Athletics
The selection changes this fictional example only. Nothing is stored.
This dashboard contains simulated numbers and a possible reporting layout only. There are no real school, club or athlete records.
Illustrative figures, not performance predictions. Real reports would need sufficiently aggregated, privacy-protecting measures.
A later version could show regional coverage, accessible facilities, school links and coaching capacity. This sketch deliberately contains no genuine addresses or location data.
Suggested controlled pilot: around ten schools across regions and school types, and two or three suitable sports – together with clubs and expert partners. Not yet approved.
Engage schools and document actual trial opportunities.
Monitor voluntary connections to suitable club opportunities.
Review continued activity and motivation after six and twelve months.
This interest guide does not replace sport-specific Paralympic classification.
No open health profiles. Actual personal data would require a lawful basis, role-based access, security and deletion rules.
One test cannot reliably predict long-term potential; development over time and expert judgement matter more.
Clear language, keyboard access, readable contrast, screen readers and WCAG 2.2 AA as our development target.
Public background resources. Specific talent and classification methods require expert development before any operational use.
This website is a transparent starting point. Tools, partnerships and scientific methods will be assessed, developed and approved step by step.