## Overview of Invictus Games 2020 The Invictus Games 2020, held in The Hague from April 16 to 22, 2022, is part of a broader initiative by the Invictus Games Foundation to support wounded, injured, and sick service members and veterans. Established in 2014, the foundation is led by Prince Harry as its patron and is responsible for managing the games, including sport and competition management, rules, categorizations, and branding[1][2]. ### Purpose and Impact The Invictus Games offer a recovery pathway for international wounded, injured, and sick servicemen and women, utilizing adaptive sports to inspire recovery and showcase resilience. The games provide opportunities for post-traumatic growth, enabling participants to reclaim their purpose and identity beyond their injuries[3]. ### History and Achievements The Invictus Games have grown significantly since their inception in 2014. The 2020 games were initially delayed due to COVID-19 but successfully took place in 2022. Notable achievements include the participation of athletes from over 25 countries, highlighting the global reach and impact of the Invictus community[1][6]. ### Current Status As of 2022, the Invictus Games continue to expand, with new nations and platforms being introduced. The foundation has also launched initiatives like "We Are Invictus" to further support the community[1]. The games have become a symbol of resilience and determination, inspiring both participants and spectators alike. ### Notable Aspects - **Inclusive Participation**: The games feature a diverse range of adaptive sports, allowing participants with various injuries to compete and engage in physical activities. - **Global Engagement**: The Invictus Games have fostered a global community, bringing together veterans and service members from multiple countries to compete and support one another. - **Celebrity Involvement**: High-profile figures like Lewis Hamilton have been involved as ambassadors, further highlighting the games'