Thousands and thousands of you have been asking us non stop about volunteering at the #InvictusGames Birmingham 2027, applications will officially open on October 28th. #IG27

General sale for Invictus Games Birmingham 2027 is now live!🎟️ Next July, competitors from 25 nations will arrive in Birmingham for eight days of competition, recovery, and inspiration. Join us and help create an atmosphere they'll never forget. ➡️invictusgames.seetickets.com…

“This event has brought me connection. No other event has helped me as much as this.” In the remote Shompole region of Kenya, the Invictus Games Foundation brought together 24 members of the Invictus Community from 10 different countries to help the local community, go on safari and tackle a challenging run. We know that recovery isn't confined to the Invictus Games, which is why we run the Beyond the Games programme, supporting the worldwide community with access to life changing events like this one in Kenya. Enjoy this short film about our time in Kenya and, if you're inspired to learn more, you can read the full article here: invictusgamesfoundation.org/…

Tickets for the #InvictusGames Birmingham 2027 are on sale now! From 10 to 17 July 2027, Birmingham will welcome the international Invictus Community for a celebration of sport, you need to be there to experience the Invictus Spirit and see first hand the impact of sport on recovery. With adult tickets starting at £10 for a Festival Pass, £15 for a Sports Session Ticket and £27 for a Ceremony Ticket, alongside concession pricing, there are options to suit everyone. Get your tickets now via the Birmingham 2027 website here: invictusgames.seetickets.com…

The first #InvictusGames ever to be held in Asia are officially on the horizon. Following the 60th National Disabled Veterans Sports Festival, the Republic of Korea launched preparations for the historic Invictus Games Daejeon 2029 and marked three years to go until the global Invictus Community comes together in Asia for the first time. Building on a 60-year legacy of recovery through sport, the journey to Daejeon 2029 is now underway. Full story here on this historic Games: invictusgamesfoundation.org/…

Through Thrive Together, the #InvictusGames Foundation is helping strengthen support for veterans and their families across the South West of England. Funded by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust, the programme brings together 10 charitable projects under our Brighter Futures for Veterans portfolio, improving access to support and helping organisations deliver services that meet the needs of the Armed Forces community. From physical activity and nature based support to mental health services and stronger referral pathways, the projects help veterans access the right support in their local communities. By helping organisations collaborate and build their capacity for the future, Thrive Together is strengthening the support available to veterans long after their military service ends. Learn more here: invictusgamesfoundation.org/…

🎟️ Want first dibs on Birmingham 2027 tickets? The Priority Presale runs this Tuesday and Wednesday for serving personnel, Reservists, Cadets, MOD Civil Servants, veterans and eligible local residents. Sign up by MIDNIGHT tonight to qualify! 👉 bit.ly/4B1s4ZA

“For 11 years since my amputation, I’ve never walked this far. I’m so proud of myself.” On #WorldMentalHealthDay, we supported 24 members of the Invictus Community to take on a marathon in Kenya. Some completed 10km, others a half marathon or a full marathon. Every participant embodied the Invictus Spirit, pushing their limits and refusing to give up. Thanks to this opportunity, facilitated by @Boeing and delivered by Impact Marathon, we’ve helped members of the Invictus Community take another step forward in their recovery journeys, showing just how much can be achieved with the right support and determination.

"Helping the local communities and recovering together with members of the Invictus Community has rejuvenated my soul!" Through the Beyond the Games programme to Kenya members of the Invictus Community are coming together to support local communities while finding new purpose and connection through shared experiences. Thanks to Boeing, this is the Invictus Spirit in action, supporting recovery through shared challenge and making a difference along the way.

The #InvictusGames Foundation has brought 26 members of the Invictus Community to help them heal on their recovery journey. We are in the Shompole region in the Southern Great Rift Valley of Kenya with Impact Marathon to help the local community and run a marathon through the amazing local landscape, all in the name of recovery. This Invictus Adventure was made possible thanks to our partnership with Boeing, as the Foundation’s Lead Global Partner.

“We must think just as seriously about what happens to them after they have served, particularly when they return wounded, injured or sick.” Today, Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, alongside senior members of the Invictus Games Foundation reinforced the importance of long-term recovery support for wounded personnel during a visit to NATO Headquarters. We outlined our work in Ukraine through our Signature Programme and how we plan to establish 21 Invictus Recovery Spaces across the country by 2027. These spaces will bring adaptive sport into existing veterans’ hubs and rehabilitation facilities and will help more Ukrainian veterans access opportunities for recovery through sport, close to home. Read more about our work in Ukraine and the discussions at NATO here: invictusgamesfoundation.org/…

A pleasure to welcome Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, founder of the Invictus Games Foundation, joining remotely, alongside @WeAreInvictus Deputy CEO Richard Smith and Chief Programmes and Strategy David Wiseman. After having met them recently in Kyiv, I was once again struck by their clear vision and genuine commitment to those who have carried the heaviest burden of service. In Ukraine, “Invictus” - unconquered - is a daily reality. We discussed their plans to bring #sport into the network of veteran hubs and how we can further strengthen our cooperation. #NATO and Invictus share values of community, respect and belonging. Our veterans’ commitment does not end when the uniform comes off, and neither should our support. No soldier fights alone, and no veteran should recover alone. #StrongerTogether

Today, the Invictus Games Foundation visited NATO in Brussels to share how sport is supporting the recovery of wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans in Ukraine. Presenting to NATO’s Military Committee, Deputy CEO, Richard Smith CBE and Chief International Programmes & Strategy, David Wiseman outlined our work through our Signature Programme for Ukraine and our plans to establish 21 Invictus Recovery Spaces by 2027, across the country. These spaces will bring adaptive sports opportunities into existing veterans’ hubs and rehabilitation facilities with our goal to make recovery more accessible to veterans across Ukraine, throughout the year.

Tickets for Invictus Games Birmingham 2027 are coming soon! Tickets will be released across three phases, giving members of the Birmingham 2027 Community early access before the general sale. 1️⃣Priority Presale: 13 to 14 October For Armed Forces personnel, veterans and eligible local residents. 2️⃣Community Presale: 20 to 21 October For everyone registered with the Birmingham 2027 Community. 3️⃣General sale: 22 October Birmingham 2027 will bring the international Invictus Community together in the UK for the next chapter of the Invictus Games. Make sure you’re registered with the Birmingham 2027 Community so you’re ready for tickets to go on sale: invictusgames2027.org/ticket…

The first ever Invictus Spirit Awards presented by ATCO would not have been possible without the generous support and commitment of everyone who helped bring the evening to life. Thank you to our sponsors and partners for their support, the Irish Guards for helping make the evening so special, and to every guest who joined us in London and helped us celebrate the Invictus Community. Thank you to the award presenters, performers and the many familiar faces from across sport, entertainment and public life who came along to show their support. Most importantly, thank you to our nominees and award winners. The evening was about recognising the people who give so much to the Invictus Movement and the difference they continue to make.

INSPIRE is here. 📚 Our free education programme brings the stories, experiences and values of the Invictus Games into classrooms across the UK. Curriculum-aligned, ready-to-teach lessons exploring resilience, recovery and service. 📱 Explore INSPIRE: shorturl.at/J5gpO

Meet Prince Harry's inspirational winners of the Invictus Spirit Awards hellomagazine.com/royalty/92…

A night of stories, celebration and recognition comes to a close. The inaugural #InvictusSpirit Awards presented by ATCO brought the Invictus Community together to recognise the people whose courage, commitment and contribution continue to make a difference. Thank you to everyone who joined us and to those who continue to believe in what is possible.

The winner of the inaugural Henry Worsley Award presented by ATCO is Temuri Dadiani. After sustaining life changing injuries while serving in Afghanistan, Temuri rebuilt his physical strength and mental resilience through sport, going on to compete at multiple Winter Paralympic Games and win gold for Georgia at the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025. The award was presented this evening by The Duke of Sussex, alongside Max Worsley and Alicia Worsley.