The Little League Challenger Program is designed by Little League as an adaptive baseball initiative specifically catering to individuals facing physical and intellectual challenges.

Participation is open to individuals with physical or intellectual challenges. If someone can take part in the regular Little League Baseball or Softball program with reasonable accommodations, they are encouraged to do so. The Little League Challenger Division welcomes players aged 4-18, extending to age 22 for those still enrolled in school. For players aged 15 and above (with no maximum age), there is the Senior League Challenger Division.

There is no cost for the Challenger Baseball Program with Community Park Little League.

Challenger games emphasize the importance of flexibility and adaptability. Little League supplies each chartered team with a rulebook containing a best practices guide for conducting Challenger Games. These games typically consist of 1-2 innings, lasting approximately an hour. Every player participates defensively and bats in every inning.

Buddies are people who provide support to Challenger athletes in aspects such as batting, base running, and defense, but their assistance is offered only when necessary. Frequently, buddies are fellow athletes from the Little League Baseball or Softball program.

Challenger games have the option to be conducted on either traditional or synthetic baseball or softball fields. Little League promotes the utilization of traditional fields for the Challenger Program, allowing participants to experience playing on the same fields as other members of the Little League community.

At present, there are more than 950 Challenger programs spanning across 10 countries globally. The Challenger Division sees participation from over 30,000 athletes annually.