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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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The Blue Light Association and the Federation of WA Police and Community Youth Centres (WA PCYC) amalgamated under the banner of WA PCYC on July 1, 2006. This has proven to be an excellent initiative in continuing to develop the relationship between WA Police, young people and the community.
Blue Light Youth Activities is an extension of WA PCYC youth services into local and remote communities, with a focus on offering activities for young people in an environment free from anti-social behaviour, drugs and alcohol. All Blue Light™ events are supervised by WA Police Officers and volunteer community members.
This includes different events such as abseiling, rollerblading, discos, pool parties, movie marathons, team sports and adventure camps. These activities give local police, young people, parents and other community members the opportunity to interact regularly and constructively.
Blue Light Youth Activities provide young people with positive lifestyle alternatives and strategies to avoid becoming an offender or victim of crime through positive interaction with police, youth workers and community volunteers. They also aim to reduce the incidence of crime involving young people and encourage youth to be valuable community members.
Blue Light Youth Activity Units can be found throughout Western Australia in the following locations:
Balgo Police Station | S/Sgt Don Couper | 9168 8978 |
Boddington Police Station | Dianne Roney | 9884 3333 |
Boyupbook Police Station | 1/C Daniel Simpson | 9762 1666 |
Burringurrah Multi Function Police Facility | Mark Marshall | 9943 0644 |
Carnamah Police Station | Cheryl Bell | 9951 1222 |
Dongara Police Station | OIC Grant Rosman | 9955 9300 |
Dowerin Police Station | Jarrad Savage | 9631 1100 |
Dwellingup Police Station | Matthew Payne | 0421 188 482 |
Gingin Police Station | Cameron Johnson | 9575 5600 |
Halls Creek Police station | S/Sgt Dean Bailey | 9168 9777 |
Jigalong Multi Function Police Facility | Mark Williams | 9175 7545 |
Kambalda Police Station | Layla Knight | 9027 1555 |
Kellerberrin Police Station | Jye Morrell | 9045 6000 |
Kojonup Police Station | Ms Chris Norris | 9831 2555 |
Laverton Police Station | Dale Grice | 9031 1000 |
Marble Bar Police Station | Wesley Biggar | 9176 0500 |
Meekatharra Police Station | David Hornsby | 9981 1007 |
Mount Magnet Police Station | Michael Dearnley | 9963 3222 |
Narrogin Police Station | john Bowman | 9882 2555 |
Newman Police Station | Claire Lyons | 9175 4000 |
Northampton Police Station | Matt Donkin | 9934 7600 |
Nullagine Police Station | Dave Camilleri | 9176 3200 |
Onslow Police Station | David Minervini | 9159 9100 |
Pingelly Police Station | OIC Daniel Whitney | 9887 1008 |
Jigalong Multi Function Police Facility | Benjamin Gartner | 8955 8300 |
Wyndham Police Station | Maxine Middap | 9161 0400 |
Blue Light is a Trademark of WA PCYC used in conjunction with Blue Light International and across Australia with Blue Light programs.
Use without permission of WA PCYC is strictly prohibited.
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