Esports program for NDIS participants in Adelaide Play. Learn. Level up.
A structured, 12-week esports program built for NDIS participants, with support workers playing as teammates.
Now accepting referrals.
Gaming is not the problem. Where they game is.
At 30 June 2026, 782,013 people were NDIS participants, and 350,651 of them (about 45%) had autism as their primary disability, the largest single disability group in the scheme (NDIA, participant data at 30 June 2026). Gaming is a big part of life for many young people with disability: in eSafety's 2025 research with children and teens aged 8 to 17, 9 in 10 young people with disability had played online games in the past year. Online spaces can be great, but they are often unsupervised and can be unsafe. LOADED brings structure, safeguarding and support into the place they already want to be.
Source: eSafety Commissioner, "It’s more than fun and games", July 2025
CH3CKPOINT was built to offer a safer alternative. We don't ask participants to leave gaming behind to access support. We bring the structure, the safeguarding and the community into the place they already call home.
Every LOADED session has one support worker for every two participants, playing as teammates, not watching from the side.
- The 12 weeksTwelve weeks in four phases: Cyber Security, Systems Thinking, Social Skills, and Compete & Pitch.
- What it's likeSessions feel like gaming with friends. Support workers play on your team, and sessions are designed to build skills.
- Questions families askDo I need to be good at gaming? What if we miss a session? Answers to the questions families ask.
- FundingCH3CKPOINT currently accepts self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants.
- For coordinatorsCH3CKPOINT is built to fit cleanly into the SC workflow: minimal admin, regular progress reporting and clear billing.
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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