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Starts 21 March | 10-Week Program | Online across Australia
Our Minecraft Social Group is a fun, structured program where kids practise real social skills — communication, teamwork, and friendship — through guided gameplay with trained facilitators.
Minecraft gives kids a shared focus and a natural reason to talk, plan, negotiate, and problem-solve together. We use that moment-by-moment interaction to coach the skills that matter for school, home, and friendships.
10-week block with a new social topic each week
Up to 6 participants per group — plenty of individual support
Two trained facilitators guiding every session
1.5-hour sessions (weekends)
Evidence-informed — activities are based on UCLA PEERS® and structured social learning approaches
Starting conversations
Turn-taking and sharing control
Teamwork and planning
Managing frustration
Conflict resolution
Friendship skills (inviting others, keeping the group positive)
Communication in a group, reading the room, humour, coping with mistakes, and repairing misunderstandings
Topics may be adjusted to the group's needs.
This program is designed for neurodivergent children aged 8–14 who want help with friendships, teamwork, and confidence — without pressure to 'perform'. Suitable for kids with autism, ADHD, anxiety, or social communication differences.
NDIS funding accepted — sessions support capacity building, social participation, and confidence development.
$700 for the 10-week program (1.5-hour sessions)
NDIS participants: Sessions can be claimed under Capacity Building or Community Participation line items.
Start date: 21 March 2025, Saturday Mornings
Duration: 10 weeks
Session length: 1.5 hours
Group size: Maximum 6 participants
Delivery: Online (Australia-wide)
Note: Minecraft is used as a motivating learning environment. This program is not affiliated with Mojang/Microsoft.
Starts 21 March | 10-Week Program | Online across Australia
Our Minecraft Social Group is a fun, structured program where kids practise real social skills — communication, teamwork, and friendship — through guided gameplay with trained facilitators.
Minecraft gives kids a shared focus and a natural reason to talk, plan, negotiate, and problem-solve together. We use that moment-by-moment interaction to coach the skills that matter for school, home, and friendships.
10-week block with a new social topic each week
Up to 6 participants per group — plenty of individual support
Two trained facilitators guiding every session
1.5-hour sessions (weekends)
Evidence-informed — activities are based on UCLA PEERS® and structured social learning approaches
Starting conversations
Turn-taking and sharing control
Teamwork and planning
Managing frustration
Conflict resolution
Friendship skills (inviting others, keeping the group positive)
Communication in a group, reading the room, humour, coping with mistakes, and repairing misunderstandings
Topics may be adjusted to the group's needs.
This program is designed for neurodivergent children aged 8–14 who want help with friendships, teamwork, and confidence — without pressure to 'perform'. Suitable for kids with autism, ADHD, anxiety, or social communication differences.
NDIS funding accepted — sessions support capacity building, social participation, and confidence development.
$700 for the 10-week program (1.5-hour sessions)
NDIS participants: Sessions can be claimed under Capacity Building or Community Participation line items.
Start date: 21 March 2025, Saturday Mornings
Duration: 10 weeks
Session length: 1.5 hours
Group size: Maximum 6 participants
Delivery: Online (Australia-wide)
Note: Minecraft is used as a motivating learning environment. This program is not affiliated with Mojang/Microsoft.