Adapted Rugby: A Human Adventure for Children at Ennery's IME

Thanks to Christo Club and encounters like "Rugby au Coeur", young people enjoy sporting and convivial moments.

Children with disabilities participating in an adapted rugby session.
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Children with disabilities participating in an adapted rugby session.

Every Thursday morning, children from the Ennery IME benefit from adapted rugby sessions, an initiative by the Christo Club aimed at providing sporting and convivial moments.

Children from the IME in Ennery have the chance to participate in adapted rugby sessions every Thursday morning. These activities are offered by the Christo Club, an association committed to medico-social establishments, providing young people with sporting, convivial, and individually tailored experiences.
As part of this program, the young participants had the opportunity to travel to Pau in April. There, they met with the association “Rugby au Coeur” in Sévignacq (64). This encounter included a demonstration of their "rugby differently" approach before a match.
This experience proved to be a wonderful sporting and human adventure, showing that disability does not prevent the desire to play.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie d'Ennery (02/10/2026)