Berkshire autistic gaming group gains confidence at McLaren
A gaming group set up to help autistic children and young teenagers has had a VIP trip to one of the biggest names in Formula One thanks to BBC Children in Need.
Maidenhead's Autism Group runs a gaming, art and Pokemon group that meets once a month for young autistic people aged between nine and 14.
The group is self-funded and relies on Children in Need money.
Garrick Rahal, from the organisation, said gaming was a "language that everybody understands that helps them to feel safe, secure and helps them to feel like they fit in".
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