The division is open to players who have a disability in at least three limbs.
Living with a disability in Guatemala, I face a great deal of discrimination and many challenges.
"No one is overjoyed to find they're carrying a rare recessive gene that might cause a disability in their child.
Dyslexia, a learning difficulty that affects reading and writing, is defined as a disability in the Equality Act 2010.
So we are setting a cap on the maximum amount you can receive, unless you have someone with a disability in your household.
"Morbid obesity is not a disability in isolation," said Sharona Hoffman, a professor of employment discrimination law at Case Western Reserve University.
Using the same data, just 733, or 3.7% of the workforce, staff identified themselves as having a disability in 2015, 35 fewer BBC than in 2014.
He said: "There are eleven million people with a disability in Britain and they have a combined spending power of £80bn.
For a sense of how badly it compares Vallas points out that the definition of what qualifies as a disability in the US for benefits purposes "is basically the most stringent in the entire developed world".
However, trying to provide 24-hour care for somebody with a disability in a makeshift tent, with no running water, sanitation or easy access to medical care is unthinkable.
Ms. Hirschhorn, in Armonk, said that an underprivileged youngster was "not going to look like a child with a disability in a sea of children not doing well, and that's a heartbreak".
