The world of video games has long been a sanctuary for escapism and adventure. However, this digital realm often falls short when it comes to mirroring the diversity of its audience.
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Impact of Gaming on Mental Health
Video games and mental health are intricately intertwined, forming a relationship that is as complex as it is profound. This connection becomes even more significant when considering individuals with disabilities.
SpawnTogether 2023 officially underway!
Join us, the entire month of September for the 3rd Annual SpawnTogether fundraising celebration, dedicated to promoting gaming and inclusion for disabled players.
Why Inclusive Gaming Matters
In the past few decades, video gaming has evolved from a niche hobby to a dominant form of entertainment that captivates audiences worldwide.
ARKitect’s Playground Launch Celebration and fundraising Event!
With your backing and our amazing partners in Cincinnati, The Powered by AbleGamers Program has supported Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, University of Cincinnati Health, and nonprofits like The Bridge to ensure
National Disability Pride Month
Every July, we commemorate crucial milestones in the journey toward accessibility and equality for all people, regardless of the type of disability they may have.
Our Weekend in Cincinnati
With your backing and our amazing partners in Cincinnati, The Powered by AbleGamers Program has supported Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, University of Cincinnati Health, and nonprofits like The Bridge to ensure
AbleGamers Impact – Walter
Walter is a disabled Army veteran from Florida. Gaming was a large part of his life that he used as a social outlet and fun pastime. His limited strength and dexterity were keeping him
Meet Thad – AbleGamers Impact
Thad is a hardcore gamer born with no fingers on his right hand. His family calls his right arm his “Lucky fin.” Using his lucky fin, he enjoys a large variety of games such as Minecraft, Halo, Destiny, Overwatch, Roblox,
Meet Milan, AbleGamers Peer Counseling
Milan is a huge fan of gaming, and his Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) made it hard to enjoy his favorite passion. The main issue he was having was that standard controllers easily fatigued his hands the longer he played.