What to expect at a supported gaming session
It's not therapy. It's not just gaming. It's skill-building through play.
Sessions feel like gaming with friends. Support workers play on your team. You build skills while you play. We keep notes on your progress, and you can ask to see them at any time.
- 8 gaming stations
- High-spec PCs and your own station, every session. Tell us what controller or set-up works for you and we'll do our best to match it.
- Small group
- Max 6 participants, 3 support workers (1:2 ratio). Nobody gets lost in the crowd.
- No experience needed
- Beginners welcome. The program builds from scratch, and all skill levels play together.
- 3 hours per week
- Consistent weekly session, same time, same place, and the same team wherever we can. Routine matters.
Eight stations. One community.
Our Wright Street hub in Adelaide is being fitted out now: high-spec gaming stations, set-ups adjusted to suit you, and a support worker by your side every session.
Our hub at Shop 3, 36-42 Wright Street is being fitted out. Currently accepting self-managed & plan-managed participants. Not yet NDIS-registered; we're preparing to register.
Ready to refer? Or just want to know more?
We're accepting referrals now. Contact us to check availability, ask questions about billing, book a 15-minute info call for families, or register interest for a hub tour. Every new participant can try one free social session, at no cost to you or your plan, and you do not have to sign up to anything afterwards. Hub tours and free trial social sessions will start shortly before our first program sessions. We will contact you with dates.
Email info@ch3ckpoint.com.au or call 0435 759 867
Deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired? Contact us through the National Relay Service (accesshub.gov.au) and give our number.
- Self-managed and plan-managed
- No gap fees
- We reply within 2 business days
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