Young People, Parents, Carers and professionals working towards Positive Outcomes
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Come along to play Minecraft meet up and have fun, get to see who you are playing with, and get to talk to them in a safe and welcoming space.
Our Minecraft sessions are run by Neurodivergent team members who have played Minecraft.
Mum and Dad can sit and relax knowing you are safe, and have a cup of tea or coffee while being able to talk with other parents.
GaymeGayme is a monthly board game night that takes place every last Sunday of the month at Bridging The Gap Together! hub on Meadow Street (opposite our HQ). Gayme runs from 5- 8pm, but feel free to come and go as you wish. The venue is fully accessible and entry is free, and there is also no need to book. Don't worry if you are attending alone, our volunteers will make sure you feel at home and there are plenty of games you can join. See you there!
Please note you do not need to book your place, just come along and join in the fun
Saturday is for Dungeons and DragonsJoin us on the 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month, come along and make new friends in a safe space.
Bring Mum or Dad with you, get them interested.
Become a Dungeon Master and run your own campaign take yourself back into history, or maybe take yourself into the future and have your Dungeon in space.
It's your campaign you decide. All you have to do is have fun and enjoy yourself.
There is a space for Mum or Dad to talk to other parents, and get support if needed.
Saturday is for Dungeons and DragonsJoin us on the 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month, come along and make new friends in a safe space.
Bring Mum or Dad with you, get them interested.
Become a Dungeon Master and run your own campaign take yourself back into history, or maybe take yourself into the future and have your Dungeon in space.
It's your campaign you decide. All you have to do is have fun and enjoy yourself.
There is a space for Mum or Dad to talk to other parents, and get support if needed.
Come along to play Minecraft meet up and have fun, get to see who you are playing with, and get to talk to them in a safe and welcoming space.
Our Minecraft sessions are run by Neurodivergent team members who have played Minecraft.
Mum and Dad can sit and relax knowing you are safe, and have a cup of tea or coffee while being able to talk with other parents.
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