26 ESPLANADE, QUEENSTOWN

MONDAY SESSION:  7.00 - 8.30 pm  6 - 12 YEAR OLDS

WEDNESDAY SESSION   4.00 - 5.30 pm 3 -7 YEAR OLDS

These usually involve exercise, games and gym routines.

In addition the hall is used on Thursday evenings by the 
Country Coyote line Dancers

Welcome everyone from school age through to 
adults to join in the fun.

FACILITIES:  The hall consists of 2 connecting halls, 
the front hall is empty and provides excellent 
running or activity space.

The back hall has gym equipment including trampoline, 
vaulting horse, springboard and mats.

In addition to gym equipment Queenstown PCYC has quite 
a collection of sporting equipment including an 
indoor hockey set, parachute, tug of war rope, and assorted balls.

HISTORY

The first club in Tasmania was formed in 1946 at Launceston. 
There are now 18 clubs state-wide.

Police and Citizens Youth Clubs are the largest youth organisation in Australia. 
The Clubs have historically provided a wide range of sporting and recreational 
activities for youth including gymnastics, trampolining, boxing, 
self defence classes and most indoor games.

In recent years the PCYC movement in Tasmania has broadened its role to 
provide outreach programs to youth from outlying areas. These programs 
include the RecLink project which provides sporting and recreational activities 
for unemployed and disadvantaged youth. The teen vacation program is another 
activity which provides for "at risk" youth during holiday periods.

The mobile Activity Centre is an equipped trailer  which provides numerous activities 
as well as health and welfare information to identified areas of need. The actives provided 
include basketball, volleyball, cricket , baseball, sony play station and most indoor 
and outdoor games. 

The clubs are separate incorporated bodies and rely on public and corporate 
sponsorship support to remain viable and provide for the community needs.