Minecraft Club: Play, Compete, Connect
Ready to level up your game?
Minecraft Club is designed for children and youth who are comfortable in Minecraft and looking for a higher-energy, more competitive experience. These sessions are perfect for players who enjoy fast-paced mini-games, lively Zoom chats, and friendly competition, while still playing fair and making new friends.
Whether you’ve played on servers before or just love a bit of chaos and creativity, Minecraft Club is your place to connect with others who share your love of the game.
Minecraft Club, hosted by Elysium, is part of AutismBC’s Socials program. This program aims to create inclusive spaces for kids, teens, and youth to connect through shared interests. Participants will learn about Minecraft, share tips, and enjoy playing together in a supportive and friendly environment.
How:
Monthly Minecraft Socials hosted in partnership with Elysium, a non-profit dedicated to building a Minecraft server community for neurodivergent kids.
Meet and play with other kids who love Minecraft in a supportive, moderated environment.
Participate in the fun over a Zoom video call and on a private, white-listed Minecraft server.
Enjoy a safe, inclusive space tailored for neurodivergent players to connect and share their love for Minecraft.
When: Last Thursday of each month from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Where:
Minecraft Server: The program takes place on a private, white-listed Minecraft server hosted by Elysium. This server is exclusively accessible to registered participants, ensuring a safe and controlled environment for all players.
Zoom Video Call: Participants connect to the program via Zoom for real-time interaction with their peers. The Zoom call serves as a platform for socializing, guidance, and support throughout the session.
Who:
AutismBC members and their children: This program is specifically designed for children and youth who are members of AutismBC and their families.
Ideal Participants:
This program is ideally suited for children and youth who:
Are already familiar with Minecraft and have been playing for over a year
Are comfortable navigating gameplay independently
Are looking to engage in more complex, fast-paced, and collaborative challenges
Want to explore advanced game mechanics and deepen their skills within a supportive, social environment
May have previous experience on the Elysium server or similar moderated servers
Program Administration:
Michael and Serene, program facilitators with the Elysium team, administer the Intro to Minecraft sessions and provide support to ensure a welcoming, inclusive environment for all participants.
What:
The program offers a supportive environment for neurodivergent children and youth to further develop their Minecraft skills and connect with peers in a safe, moderated setting. Geared toward intermediate to advanced players, this program is ideal for those who are already comfortable with the basics of Minecraft and are looking to take their gameplay to the next level.
The Elysium Minecraft server is whitelisted to ensure a secure space for all participants and remains open outside of the monthly events for unstructured, safe play and ongoing social connection.
While activities may vary each month, sessions will primarily take place in Elysium’s modded RPG survival world and focus on more advanced gameplay, including:
Complex building and redstone engineering
In-depth survival strategies and exploration
Advanced farming, resource management, and pet taming
Engaging in a dynamic in-game economy through trading
Collaborative challenges such as build battles, team quests, and mini-games that encourage strategy, communication, and teamwork
Cost:
Free*;
AutismBC membership is required to participate in the event.
(Please note: A one-time purchase of Minecraft Java Edition for PC/Mac is required, as the server runs on this version.
Registration Deadline:
June 19, 2025, at noon.
Registration Requirements:
To register, all participants must have the following:
A Computer or Laptop: (PC, Mac, or Linux)
Note: Chromebooks are not compatible with Minecraft.
A Personal Minecraft Java Edition Account:
Note: Minecraft’s Bedrock Edition is not compatible with the activity server.
Please click below if you need to purchase:
A Microphone and Headphones/Earbuds
A Mouse: (With easy-to-use, left and right click buttons – not a trackpad)
A Reliable Internet Connection
A Webcam: (Optional, but highly recommended!)
A Second Monitor or Large Screen: (To view Zoom)
Zoom app installed
Note: First-time participants: If you have not purchased Minecraft, please choose the “First-time Registrant Assisted Setup” option during registration.
You must log in to your AutismBC membership account to register.