PPF Gaming Club

Our Gaming Club is all about creating a relaxed, welcoming space for autistic adults and adults with learning disabilities to hang out, have fun, and build real friendships — no pressure, no expectations, just good vibes.
Most of our members are men, and we’ve found that gaming offers a brilliant way to open up conversations and connections that might otherwise feel tricky. Whether someone wants to quietly enjoy a solo game or jump into a multiplayer match with friends, everyone gets to join in at their own pace.

One of the highlights? Our weekly gaming tournaments! They’ve become the heart of the club — full of laughter, teamwork, and a bit of friendly competition. Members even help run the events themselves, managing match schedules and scoreboards, which adds to the sense of ownership and pride.

Since starting the tournaments, we’ve seen friendships grow stronger, confidence soar, and even members meeting up outside of club hours — something many hadn’t done in years.

The first Thursday of each month the project is hosted by Value Independence in Milford Haven and is run at the PPF Office every other Thursday of the month!

Join us, grab a controller, and let’s press start on great games and great friendships.

Fancy a new challenge? Our Roll the Dice! group is coming soon — tabletop, card, and board games galore! Keep an eye out for posters.