The National Paralympic Heritage Trust was established in July 2015 to protect and share British Paralympic Heritage.  Since we started we have achieved all of this:

• An archive and collection of national and international importance and interest that has been recorded, accessioned, conserved, stored safely and respected globally.
• A website that enables people access to this unique and inspiring resource alongside the ability to share their own stories.
• A Heritage Centre at Stoke Mandeville Stadium, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.
• Regional hub exhibitions telling local stories.
• A series of small touring exhibitions supporting sporting and heritage events across Britain.
• A creative learning and participation programme, using our unique sporting heritage collection and accessed by all areas of the community, with a focus on schools.

We want people to be inspired, keen to learn more and motivated to try new things.   Above all, we want to change attitudes to disability.  We want to work with businesses who share our aims and ideals and who want to help us to educate and inspire people to  create a society that is seamlessly inclusive in the next 5 years. We have created a business club to help us to do this. It's called DICE Club ( after the Paralympic virtues of Determination, Inspiration, Courage and Equality). If you want to deliver on your Equality, Diversity and Inclusion policy at work then you need to join DICE club and benefit from our expertise.

It is important to inspire change by example and the first 4 galleries of this Global Virtual Paralympic Museum has been co-created by SEND trainees, SEND school pupils, Paralympians and many disability related local charities and individuals, supported by some museum professionals.