About
Midland PCYC, located in Perth, is a sports club that offers a variety of recreational, diversionary, and alternative education courses for young people. The club is currently undergoing a redevelopment project with a budget of $2. 95 million, funded by the State Government. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2023 and will include the construction of a new multipurpose hall, a large drop-in space, a music studio, as well as a new bus and garage.
One of the main highlights of Midland PCYC is its strong support from the Western Australia Police Force Youth Policing Officers (YPO's). These officers provide guidance to young attendees and offer engagement opportunities through various youth activities on a day-to-day basis.
Midland PCYC offers a range of recreational activities for people of all ages and skill levels. Futsal, a fast, and fun game that emphasises creativity, technique, and ball control in confined spaces, is a popular sport offered at the club. The Mixed Martial Arts programme helps participants strengthen their bodies, increase focus, and learn self-defence techniques. Roller-skating classes focus on building confidence, balance, and coordination.
Table Tennis is another recreational activity offered for all experience levels, catering to both beginners and those with a competitive streak. Lastly, volleyball is a great activity to improve agility, accuracy, coordination, speed, and stamina.
In addition to recreational activities, Midland PCYC also offers alternative education courses through its Institute of Training. To stay updated with the latest news and stories from the PCYC, individuals can sign up for the club's e-newsletter.
Midland PCYC is part of the Western Australian Police and Community Youth Centres (WA PCYC) organisation. Its mission is to provide a safe space for disadvantaged children and young people at risk in Western Australia, where they can feel at home, make friends, and engage in activities suitable for their age group. Individuals can create and manage their accounts online, book activities, and find out more about the programmes offered at the club.
To support Midland PCYC and its endeavours, individuals can become volunteers, participate in corporate partnerships, or make a donation. The club also organises the Children's Festival and shares news and stories through their website and newsletter.
For further information or to contact Midland PCYC, individuals can visit the club's website or get in touch via phone or email.
