WeGame brings young people together through gaming. It's for anyone who finds other activities hard, including young people with social anxiety, SEN or neurodivergence, and LGBTQ+ young people looking for somewhere safe.
With racing simulators, retro consoles and the latest games, there's always something to talk about. Sessions are calm and sensory-friendly, and run by DBS-checked staff and volunteers. It's free, you don't need a referral, and nobody has to join in until they're ready.
When and where
Sundays, 3pm to 5pm, on the first Sunday of the month.
Holiday programme: every other week during the summer and Easter holidays.
Carterton Family Centre and Witney Corn Exchange
wegame@apcamgroup.org.uk
Accessible, no-barrier sessions
Funded by West Oxfordshire District Council through the West Oxfordshire Youth Partnership. WeGame is commissioned by West Oxfordshire District Council and Yellow Submarine.
"AJ asks every morning if today is WeGame day, and is really disappointed when it isn't. This is the first activity he has really engaged with."
Parent"Some activities are a bit too much but here it's great. I've got some friends who are coming with me next time too!"
Young personBoard Game Buddies
More WeGame sessions, plus Board Game Buddies, where young people can practise turn taking, build life skills and make friends around the table.
Book WeGame for your event
We can bring the kit and the team to your party, school, youth group or community event. Every booking helps pay for therapy for local young people.