The launch aims to educate and support young gamers, their parents and carers, as well as professionals working in the gaming and esports industry.
Sacha Kent, Programme Lead for Gaming and Esports, commented: “It’s vital we recognise the central role gaming plays in the digital lives that children lead today. This new programme marks an important step in helping young people enjoy gaming safely, with the knowledge and tools to better understand potential risks and harms.
“Through our work with parents, young people, and professionals across sectors, we know there is a real demand for this kind of education. We’re incredibly proud and excited to begin delivering it to communities across the country.”
Addressing a growing issue
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