Paralympism refers to the movement and philosophy surrounding the Paralympic Games, which are international multi-sport events for athletes with disabilities. These games are held every four years, following the Olympic Games, and feature a wide range of sports, including athletics, swimming, and wheelchair basketball. The aim is to promote inclusion, equality, and the celebration of athletic excellence among individuals with physical and visual impairments. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) governs the Paralympic movement, ensuring fair competition and the development of sports for athletes with disabilities. The games not only showcase the talents of these athletes but also raise awareness about the capabilities of individuals with disabilities, fostering a more inclusive society.