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Arlo's overcoming his disabilities to take on his mates - and he's pretty excited about it!
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Callum had a spinal injury as a result of a BMX accident, which left him paralysed from the shoulders down
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Charlotte is a bright, lively four-year-old with an enormous appetite for life
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Chloe and Ella are two friends from Oxfordshire who enjoy playing games together
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Daryl's cerebral palsy doesn't stop him loving his games
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Henry drives a train for the first time
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Holly's cerebral palsy doesn't stop her using her head to take on her brother - and beat him - on the PlayStation!
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Jaime's unable to move her body or breath for herself, but that doesn't stop her wanting to have fun.
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Lloyd is a young war hero who lost both legs and some of the fingers on his right hand while serving in Afghanistan
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Reece is nine years old and loves to play football with his Dad
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Tiago, who's five, uses eyegaze technology for communication and playing games
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About Us
We're giving everyone the opportunity to benefit from video games, regardless of any disability.
For many people, the majority of video games are simply too quick or too difficult to play. What we do is offer the advice and loan equipment that will enable them to enjoy the benefits of games to the very best of their abilities.
We’ll do whatever it takes, because we’ve seen first-hand what a kick-start effect games can have on rehabilitation, inclusion and quality of life.



