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Hello November: keep moving forward

1 November 2026 · Kampala

UWRF Hello November graphic featuring three Ugandan wheelchair rugby athletes with trophies
UWRF Hello November graphic featuring three Ugandan wheelchair rugby athletes with trophies. Official federation graphic.

November begins with a message to the whole UWRF community: keep moving forward. Every training session, introduction to the sport, home or hospital visit, partnership conversation, and act of practical support contributes to a stronger movement.

A new month is a new chance to rise, believe, and keep moving forward.

Challenges do not erase progress. Persistence, hope, and collective effort bring athletes, families, volunteers, clubs, institutions, and partners closer to a future with more opportunity and more places to participate.

One game. One purpose. No limits.

UWRF enters November grateful for the people who carried the work through 2026 and focused on the next practical step: regular training, stronger clubs, suitable equipment, responsible community outreach, and preparation for the year ahead.

Follow the federation's official channels for current notices, photographs, and calls to participate. Important announcements and fuller stories will also be published here so the website remains a reliable record of the movement.

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