We’re proud to announce that we are an official sponsor of the Police Citizen Youth Club, supporting the Street Smart Handbook.
It’s such a great organisation doing awesome work for our youth.
The Police Citizens Youth Clubs (PCYC) are police community groups that started in 1926 and aim to provide opportunities for young people to be involved in a variety of sports and other activities.
Throughout the state there are many halls equipped with gym facilities, rings for boxing, Judo and other types of sports.
The venues are traditionally set up in areas where there is limited facilities and all branches are run as non profit.
This handbook is an official PCYC initiative, the information contained inside is directly relevant for the school leaver who is entering into the world of adulthood. There is vital information regarding drugs, sex, money, jobs, traveling, healthy mind and many more and will be delivered to all first year VCE students.
For more information please refer to their website: www.cwaustral.com.au/portfolio-item/police-citizens-youth-clubs-victoria/
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