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Your donation helps us continue to deliver recreational activities and diversionary programs for youth at risk and the WA Community.
All donations over $2 are tax deductible.
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Geraldton PCYC recently launched their Safe Space program, and have had a fantastic turnout, with over 342 youth attending during the last month.
The Safe Space program’s aim is to help keep unsupervised young people off the streets on Thursday nights by offering a safe environment where they can get a healthy meal and enjoy new activities between 4pm and 10pm, after which they are taken home.
During the programs four week period, week one saw 35 youth attend, which jumped to over 100 in weeks two, three and four.
The program has had fantastic community support and is run in collaboration with WA Police, Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS), MEEDAC Aboriginal Corporation and the City of Greater Geraldton to help provide healthy meals, transportation and staff to support the program.
To support or learn more about the Geraldton PCYC Safe Space program, contact the centre on 9921 1317 or email geraldtonpcyc@wapcyc.com.au.
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