With 19 competitors representing India in five sports categories at the 2016 Rio Paralympics, India had its greatest ever representation at the Games. It was also the country's best-ever showing, with a total of four medals (two gold, one silver, and one bronze). India has made significant strides in the past decade or so in providing opportunities to people with disabilities. The National Sports Federation for the Physically Disabled (NSFP) was established in 1969 and is affiliated to the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF). It supports around 15,000 disabled athletes across India. There are also several other national organizations that work with different groups of disability athletes. At the Rio Paralympics, India won two gold medals - one each from women's sitting volleyball and men's wheelchair rugby. This is the first time India has won two gold medals at a single edition of the Games. In 2009, Indian athletes set three new records at the Beijing Paralympics: most gold medals (four), most medals overall (19), and highest percentage of victories (57.9%). These figures were better than those of previous years at all three events – athletics, swimming, and table tennis. Indian athletes have been successful in recent years at the Games. They have won more than they did in 2008 when they came fifth with 39 medals (out of 94 nations that participated).