Badminton – PCYC
Category : Activities
Tuesdays Social Badminton
6pm to 8.30pm
Wednesday Morning Badminton.
8am till 10am
Cost is $5 for members and $10 for non-members
Facebook Page: PCYC
Roma For Families
Things to Do Around Roma with Families
Badminton – PCYC
- 1 May, 2019
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- 19 January, 2018
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- 12 January, 2018
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- 12 October, 2017
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Boxing at PCYC
Category : Activities , Clubs and groups
Have you ever been interested in Boxing, well now is the time to get started.
Junior Boxing Mondays and Wednesdays 4pm – 5pm $2 members
Senior Boxing Mondays – Fridays 5.30pm – 7.00pm $5 per members who don’t have a gym and fitness subscription
New members welcome
Facebook Page: Roma Roadrunners Boxing Club
- 2 May, 2017
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- 7 September, 2016
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RUBY program at PCYC
Category : Activities , Businesses & Services
Rise Up Be Yourself (RUBY)
For more information contact PCYC Roma.
(07) 4622 8446
Facebook Page: PCYC Roma
Youtube: Ruby (Rise Up, be Yourself)
- 21 July, 2016
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FAB – Fitness against Blues
Category : Activities , Businesses & Services , Health and Medical
Now on Tuesdays at 11.30am
- 21 July, 2015
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Creche at PCYC
Category : Activities
CRECHE OPEN Tuesdays and Thursdays!
9AM to 12PM!
No cost for PCYC members
Parents and children must be PCYC members
Drop your children off and hit the gym (must hold a PCYC membership)
- 20 April, 2015
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PCYC – MAKS Maranoa Active Kids Soft Play
Category : Activities
Our MAKS (Maranoa Active Kids Softplay) room is back in action. Everyone Monday & Friday 9AM to 12PM.
- 26 March, 2015
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Braking the Cycle – A Community Based Learner Driver Program
Category : Activities , Businesses & Services
Braking the Cycle is a community based program that partners volunteer mentors with learner drivers.
The Mentor acts as a supervisor, enabling the learner to complete the 100 mandatory log book
hours required to achieve their licence.
By not having access to a vehicle or person to assist with the logged hours, young people are therefore
restricted in employment opportunities and can quickly become trapped in a cycle of disadvantage.
The program will enable young people to develop a core life and employment skill that will support
further opportunities in the workplace, training, and education environments.
Young people will be empowered to break the cycle of disadvantage, unemployment, and anti-social
behaviour thereby reducing crime and traffic incidents.
Volunteer with Purpose
Volunteers are mentors from the community who have held an ‘open’ drivers licence for at least 12 months and are willing to undertake a days training to fulfil the role of a supervising driver.
Time given to the program is flexible to your needs and can range from one hour to several hours
per week. The time commitment is prearranged around the mentor’s availability.
Mentors develop and maintain a purposeful, empowering, and supportive relationship with the learner which will have a lasting impact on their life.
The program offers an opportunity to volunteer in a way that has tangible outcomes for young people and the community.
Mentoring provides opportunities to meet new people, develop new skills and add variety to the mentors life.
2 Learner Drivers
The program is for people aged 16-25 with a current learner’s permit who face barriers to meeting the 100
log book hour requirement. Typically learners will not have access to a vehicle or supervising driver.
Young people can be referred to the program through Job Service Agencies, youth agencies,
schools, or can refer themselves.
PCYC membership is a requirement of the program.
3 Become a Sponsor
The success and sustainability of Braking the Cycle relies on community and corporate donations.
The program needs sponsorship, community support, and in-kind donations of goods and services to meet day to day operational costs.