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Video games aren't the enemy of kids' mental health – ignoring them is | Opinion
This opinion piece argues that video games are not inherently detrimental to children's mental health and that ignoring their positive roles is a greater risk. The author, from the charity Safe In Our World, highlights how games can foster social connection, competence, and coping mechanisms for young people, especially those who struggle elsewhere. A better approach involves parental curiosity and engagement rather than outright bans.
Safe In Our World launches Four Billion Players campaign to make mental health support more accessible for gamers
The mental health charity Safe In Our World has launched the 'Four Billion Players' campaign, urging developers, publishers, and platforms to integrate mental health support directly into games. The initiative aims to make resources more accessible to the projected four billion gamers worldwide by 2029, with examples including splash screens, menu links, and in-game events.
SAFE IN OUR WORLD REVEALS IT HAS SUPPORTED OVER 70,000 VIDEO GAME INDUSTRY EMPLOYEES WITH FREE MENTAL HEALTH TOOLS, TRAINING, AND RESOURCES IN ITS FIRST-EVER PUBLIC IMPACT REPORT
The mental health charity Safe In Our World has released its 2025-26 Impact Report, revealing it has supported over 70,000 video game industry employees with free mental health resources and training. The charity also launched the Mental Health Star Accreditation and collaborated with Ubisoft and AbleToPlay on initiatives for both industry professionals and gamers.
As Wired Productions and Pathos Interactive head towards the launch of Hotel Architect on May 14th
Wired Productions and Pathos Interactive are launching Hotel Architect on May 14th. In observance of Mental Health Awareness Week, the teams highlighted the importance of checking in with oneself and others, creating an in-game "mental health hotel" to support Safe In Our World and their work within the video game industry.
GREEN MAN GAMING LAUNCHES SOFTWARE CHARITY BUNDLES AS A CAREER STARTER KIT FOR THE GAMING COMMUNITY
Green Man Gaming has launched new software charity bundles, expanding its platform to include productivity, creative, and game development tools. The first bundle, "The GameDev.tv Bundle," supports Safe In Our World and offers resources for Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, and Godot, aiming to provide a career starter kit for aspiring developers.
