This project, initiated in September 2015, aims to promote access to sport for children with visual or hearing disabilities. “I started playing rugby three years ago. Before that, I did not know at all; I only played football occasionally. But not anymore, because rugby is so much fun! I really appreciate the combativeness it requires. My family and friends support me very much in the practice of this sport, they always want to know where and when I play! The fact that I play with people with or without disabilities does not change that much once on the field. We understand each other very well. In February, I left for Thailand to participate in the Asian Rugby Tournament. I was the only deaf girl in the Cambodian team. If it was sometimes complicated to communicate with my teammates outside the field, I really enjoyed this moment. My dream would be to become a professional player; I do not know if it’s possible, but my coach at Krousar Thmey supports me and helps me to improve.”