STEALTH Collaborates With SPACE Charity
- lstubbins8
- Jun 24, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Aug 20
At the beginning of this year, we had the pleasure of donating 250 items of our stock to SPACE, a Hertfordshire-based charity that supports families with neurodiverse children and young people. The donation included headsets, charging accessories, and console-specific gear.
Making a Difference
Samuel, one of the children at SPACE, was overjoyed to test the new equipment during a recent gaming session. "The headset feels amazing," he exclaimed. "It's so light and comfortable, thank you!" This is the joy and comfort we can bring these wonderful children.

Karen Spencer, the General Manager of SPACE Hertfordshire, expressed her gratitude for the donation. "A huge thank you to STEALTH Gaming for their super-generous donation—the gaming items will help us set up our new gaming space for our neurodivergent children and young people, providing them with a safe, inclusive, and fun environment. We look forward to seeing our youngsters using the new equipment and seeing them thrive!"
A Little Bit About SPACE Charity

Space is an award-winning charity in Hertfordshire, aiding families of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and other neurodiverse conditions. We provide a range of support services, including helping families navigate local services, building confidence, sharing knowledge, and enjoying social activities. Whether you suspect your child has these conditions, are undergoing diagnosis, or already have a diagnosis, SPACE welcomes you.
A Brief History of SPACE Charity
Founded in 2007 and a registered charity since 2017, the charity thrives thanks to dedicated parents and carers. It aims to help families navigate local services, build confidence, share knowledge, and enjoy social activities.
Their Growth Over the Years:
2007: Launched as a monthly support group in Cheshunt.
2014: Expanded to more areas in East Herts with additional parents/carers.
2015: Created a closed Facebook group, forming an online support community.
2016: Extended support groups and activities were held in all of Hertfordshire.
2017: Achieved charity status.
2018: Began offering workshops, courses, and training for parents/carers and professionals.
2019: Trained in ADHD Foundation's skills and Sleep Tight courses. Won Charity of the Year by the ADHD Foundation.
2020: Became a Short Break Local Offer (SBLO) provider and ran workshops commissioned by Herts County Council.
2021: Introduced Lending SPACE, a library for sensory, practical, and educational equipment funded by HCC.
How We Help Families
We believe in building bridges between families, professionals, and the community to foster confidence and reduce isolation.
Ways SPACE builds confidence and empowerment:
Training programs for parents/carers and professionals.
Various workshops tailored to neurodiverse needs.
Hosting conferences to share knowledge.
Support groups, both in-person and virtual.
Online support through Facebook.
Lending SPACE for borrowing specialist resources.
Inclusive activities and events.
Social Opportunities:
Events for teens, siblings, early years, and bespoke social groups.
Inclusive activities ensure accessibility for all.
Reducing Isolation
Events for parents/carers and families to encourage community bonding.
Promoting inclusion and building strong community ties.
Community Support

Supporting organizations like SPACE aligns with our commitment to giving back to the community and promoting inclusivity. We share a common goal with SPACE in creating safe and inclusive spaces for all. We united with Gamers Beat Cancer late last year and did our annual Quest for Kindness, collaborating with the British Red Cross. This is why we are thrilled to see our products being used positively and look forward to continuing our partnership with SPACE in the future.
For more information on SPACE and how to support their mission, visit their website and donate whatever you can; every bit helps! We encourage everyone to consider supporting this worthy cause. Together, we can create inclusive spaces where everyone can thrive.

