For young men with disabilities aged 13-18 who primarily connect through online gaming.
This program uses 1:1 mentorship on our secure Discord server to build social skills, with the goal of transitioning from online play to real-world community engagement.
In a world where many young men find connection online, our program provides a safe, moderated space to turn a passion for gaming into real-world social development.
We’ll guide you in building friendships, explaining healthy gaming boundaries, and preparing for the next chapter of adulthood.
Develop communication and teamwork.
Build lasting bonds in a supportive setting.
Learn to balance gaming and real life.
Our program is a progressive journey designed to build social confidence step-by-step, moving from a familiar online environment to real-world social engagement with the support of our Program Facilitators & Mentors
The first six weeks are spent on our secure Discord server.
Participants get to know their group and mentor through regular, guided gaming sessions.
4-6 participants per group.
2 hours per session.
PC, Xbox, & PS5.
Structured social skills activities plus free play.
Over the next four weeks, the group will meet at our hub in Wembley, supported by their mentor, to practice their new skills in person.
Weeks 7-8: In-person sessions with gaming consoles available to ease the transition.
Weeks 9-10: Sessions without consoles to practice and solidify social skills as a group in the community.
Our Perth-based mentors work in a 1:1 ratio to build strong relationships and provide personalised support.
We can provide Letters of Support and Progress Reports for NDIS plans, ensuring the program aligns with individual goals.
Mentors are also available for in-person support to help transition participants from the online environment to community-based activities.
Next Group starts Monday, 13th of October:
Register your interest using the form below: