Paralympic Games, organized by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), is a prestigious sporting event that showcases the talent and determination of athletes with disabilities from around the world. The games feature a wide range of sports, including Para Alpine Skiing, Para Archery, Para Athletics, and Para Badminton, among others, both in summer and winter editions. Athletes in the Registered Testing Pool (RTP) are subject to regular out-of-competition testing to deter and detect doping in sport.

They are required to provide accurate and up-to-date whereabouts information to the IPC, including their daily addresses, training locations and times, and competition and travel schedules. Failure to meet these responsibilities may result in serious consequences, including banning from all sport for up to 2 years. Athletes can submit their whereabouts information through the WADA's online Anti-Doping Administration and Management System (ADAMS) or using the Athlete Central app.

Paralympic Games are a celebration of inclusivity, strength, and resilience, providing a platform for extraordinary athletes to inspire the world. For more information and assistance with athlete whereabouts, visit the IPC's official website