In 2017, Claire Floyd, Play Specialist at Naomi House & Jacksplace told us about the impact that the VR equipment has had: “Daniel, one of our young people, used to play on the Xbox all the time, but due to his condition he’s no longer able to hold the controller. It’s been a couple of years since he’s been on the Xbox but VR has opened back up gaming to him, and he absolutely loves it. He’s very quiet and it helps him socialise with our other young people. It brings them together and they’re able to meet other people who have the same problems they do, but they can just forget about that and be young people playing games.”