PCYC Indigenous Programs in Tingalpa | Sport & recreation

PCYC Indigenous Programs

Locality: Tingalpa

Phone: +61 7 3909 9555

Address: 30 Graystone Street, Tingalpa 4173 Tingalpa, QLD, Australia

Website: http://pcyc.org.au/IndigenousPrograms

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24.01.2022 Townsville v Burdekin basketball

24.01.2022 PCYC Indigenous Programs is proud to partner with organisations like Australian Indigenous Basketball & FIBA to deliver quality and meaningful programs to communities. Below is the link to our recent basketball tour of Doomadgee and Mornington Island. Thank you to FIBA for the story. https://www.fiba.basketball//aib-and-fiba-celebrate-naidoc

21.01.2022 PCYC Townsville Afternoon Basketball session going off. #ballin

21.01.2022 A few photo's of what Townsville and Upper Ross mobs have been up to over the past week.

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17.01.2022 PCYC Townsville having a bit of fun with ShootOut and Golden Child.

16.01.2022 Aurukun Community teaching Senior Sargeant Willimott & Sgt Chris Le Ray how to dance at NAIDOC Celebrations last night.

14.01.2022 What an epic weekend! This year for the Christine Thompson NAIDOC Touch Football Competition we entered two teams - Garrgay Hawk SNRS and Garrgay Hawks Young Guns. We had a young guns side stacked with Shalom Christian College and Pimlico High School students & an adult side. The young guns side showed great spirit and scored some unreal tries over the weekend with a couple amazing intercepts and run away tries. The kids enjoyed being able to have fun on the field but were o...verjoyed to get their hands on a free snow cone after the game being a 36 degree day in Charters Towers! The adult team lost in the semi final in a drop off but played consistent footy all weekend! No losses all weekend apart from the semi - not bad for a team who hadn’t played together. We even had the likes of Kristians Congoo Australian and North Queensland Cowboy representative player join us this year. It was overall an absolutely awesome day surrounded by unreal people! Can’t wait to do it again next year - perfect way to end NAIDOC Week 2020.

14.01.2022 Congratulations to our Indigenous Community Sport & Recreation Officer at PCYC Upper Ross, Arika Appleby, who has been selected as a participant in the 2020 Queensland Indigenous Youth Leadership Program (QIYLP) to be held in Brisbane from 12 to 17 December 2020. QIYLP is the flagship component of the Queensland Indigenous Youth Leadership Strategy, providing an exciting opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders aged 1825 in Queensland to come together to strengthen their leadership skills and build their capacity to drive change in local communities. A proud Gudjala woman from Townsville, Arika said It is a huge honour to be selected to attend the QIYLP. I look forward to meeting a diverse range of attendees and collaborating on ideas to better our local communities!

13.01.2022 Hervey Bay ICSRP School Holiday Program is out now!! Theres something for all ages!! Share it & Tag Your Friends! #pcycindigenousprograms #pcyc #schoolholidays #free #butchullacountry

11.01.2022 Townsville & Upper Ross crews took a road trip to Burdekin yesterday to play some friendly basketball and have a swim at the local pool. Big shout out to the Baywatch crew in Burdekin for welcoming us.

11.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/203916306285687/posts/3901624366514844/

11.01.2022 We are currently seeking passionate and qualified OSHC Educators to join our PCYC Normanton & Karumba Vacation care program OSHC Services. Whether you are exper...ienced or new to the industry, if you are enthusiastic and love working with children, then we want you! Applications close 29 November 2020! For more information or to apply please go to https://www.pcyc.org.au/get-involved/pcyc-careers/vacancies/

09.01.2022 The NAIDOC Virtual Flag Raising Ceremony in Mackay kicked off yesterday on the greens of the Mackay City Council. Patrick Thaiday our ICSRO was very honoured to raise the flag on behalf of the Torres Strait Islander people while local Elder Aunty Veronica Ah-wang of the Yuwi Nation raised the Aboriginal one and Mayor Greg Williamson the Australian Flag & Miss Tapau (Miss NAIDOC 2019/20) raised the Queensland Flag. Shortly after they were treated to a small performance by Patrick and some of the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander talent of Mackay.

08.01.2022 Look at these legends!!!! Everybody dug deep today and absolutely smashed that weighted session out of the park! Well done to the F45 PCYC crew! ... You guys are making a real commitment to yourselves for the start of this year! Some of the participants have upcoming weddings and real goals they wish to smash - I can’t wait to see them achieve it! Thanks again Kelly Kennedy for supporting the program and allowing us to be apart of your community! #teamtraininglifechanging #F45thuringowa #PCYCIndigenousprograms

05.01.2022 PCYC Mornington Island

02.01.2022 What an amazing day for PCYC Townsville and Upper Ross. We had the Baywatch mob from the Burdekin make the trek to Townsville to play two hours of basketball games(thanks to Ziggie for refereeing). This was followed by a BBQ lunch then we all headed to the Strand to play touch footy and have swim at the beach for another hour and a half.

01.01.2022 Last Friday saw the third session of the Catch Me If You Can Program in Hervey Bay which saw the Grand Final of the Basketball Competition between the mentors and youth. After the last two weeks of games the mentors won 2-1 with a score of 37-32! Congratulations!!

01.01.2022 Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2020 saw teams from Central Queensland come together to play against each other in a 3x3 Basketball Carnival. The day started with a Traditional Welcome to Country and then a Skills Clinic from Michael Cedar from Basketball QLD! The carnival ended with a mixed QPS team versing the grand final winning teams!

01.01.2022 Subeh Dance Classes are a great way to work every muscle in your body. These young ones find it easy connecting to something that is musically and culturally innate in their bodies sharing old stories from the past and re-telling them in the present day through Contemporary Indigenous movement - Mackay ICSRO, Patrick.