The Video Gaming Group helps participants communicate better and make friends through video games. Gaming is a great way for people from all walks of life to enjoy themselves and build skills such as problem solving, team building and fine motor skills.
Our Allied Health team can develop tailored programs where needed, and our skilled Support Workers make sure everyone has fun.
At a glance
| Ages | 13–17 years and 18+ years (2 groups) |
|---|---|
| When | Wednesday, 2:30pm–6:30pm (13–17) Thursday, 2:30pm–6:30pm (18+) |
| Where | Tweed activities centre |
| Good for | Social interaction, team building and communication. |
| Accessibility | Easy. |
| Food | An extra $5 if you would like food provided. |
Transport
Please allow 30 minutes before and after the group for pick-up and drop-off. Pick-up and return is charged at $1 per km, and the cost is split when another client shares the car (for example, fifty cents per km per client).
Frequently asked questions
Who can join the Video Gaming Group?
People with lower support needs who enjoy gaming and want to make friends over a shared interest. Ages: 13–17 years and 18+ years (2 groups).
When and where does the Video Gaming Group run?
Wednesday, 2:30pm–6:30pm (13–17); Thursday, 2:30pm–6:30pm (18+). Where: Tweed activities centre. Groups do not run on public holidays, and they can change, so call 1800 511 411 to confirm before you come.
How much does the Video Gaming Group cost?
Support Workers are paid from the Core – Social & Community Participation funding in your NDIS plan. Private clients can call us for costing.
More answers are on our FAQs page, including our Support Worker ratio and how group activities are paid for.
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Want to give it a try?
Talk to our team about joining the Video Gaming Group. We will answer your questions and book your spot.