Helping Young People to Thrive through Gaming

Join our non-profit community for fun, inclusive gaming experiences designed for neurodivergent young people.

A community project by NeuroHive CIC

A not-for-profit organisation

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Inclusive Gaming Community

Welcome to Funtime Games UK, a community gaming project utilising Minecraft to support neurodiverse children and young people. Our group is designed to create a safe and inclusive space for individuals with diverse needs.

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Age 6+

Inclusive Gaming Community

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Our Vision

A world where all young people feel they belong, feel safe and are celebrated regardless of their differences.

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Our Mission

To provide a safe and secure place where young people can meet, make friends and explore their creativity through a passion they love.

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Fun & Creative Gaming

We are a games server provider using Minecraft Bedrock to support neurodiverse young people to flourish. Unlike other groups, we have a mix of young people with a range of issues and difficulties, and we aim to promote awareness and understanding of neurodivergent people.

Our Minecraft server provides a safe space for young people to socialise, make new friends, follow their passions, develop their creativity, and improve their confidence and self-esteem.

On a weekly basis, we offer moderated creative sessions, small group sessions, one-to-one and Arts Award-based sessions.

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We are family!

Dedicated to providing support and resources for neurodivergent individuals and their families.

Friendship, fun and community

Join our inclusive gaming community designed for neurodivergent children and young people.

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