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18.01.2022 PCYC Wagga Wagga recently held a Helmet Exchange Day together with our friends from Riverina Police District and NSW Roads. The team engaged with a great group of young people at the local skate park in Kooringal, running an information session focussing on bicycle safety and awareness. 19 helmets supplied by NSW Roads were exchanged to the budding cyclists. These helmets were designed by one of NSW Roads' Aboriginal staff members, Mark Hartwigin, adding some flare to the safety gear.

07.01.2022 Another successful Operation Redirect deployment was run by the PCYC Mt Druitt crew on Wednesday (27 January 2021). Shout out to our friends from Mount Druitt Police Area Command who lent a hand, especially their Multicultural Community Liaison Officer. Thank you also to the awesome team from Westfield Mt Druitt for their hospitality and providing us with a great space to work from. It was great to have such a positive engagement with the local community! We look forward to returning to the centre again real soon.

02.01.2022 PCYC Tamworth was involved with a learn to swim program during the summer holidays at 360 Scully Park Swimming Club. An energetic and enthusiastic group of young people learnt vital swimming and water safety skills. Thanks to our friends at PCYC NSW and Oxley Police District for their help with this amazing water awareness program, which was part of Operation Redirect. For more information on water safety visit https://www.watersafety.nsw.gov.au/

02.01.2022 Participants for the term 1 program for Fit For Work at PCYC Liverpool are inducted and ready to go! The team lead by Youth Case Manager, Senior Constable Sam Cognetta is looking forward to guiding the cohort to success over the 10-week program. Good luck - we know you’ll be in for an amazing experience! Fit For Work is one of the programs under the RiseUp strategy. To find out more about this program which was recently featured on A Current Affair, contact your local PCYC NSW club - https://www.pcycnsw.org.au/find-a-club

01.01.2022 The teams from PCYC Liverpool and PCYC Campbelltown have been working over the summer months to engage with the local youth as part of Operation Redirect. From swimming, to skateboarding and basketball at Julia Reserve the team engaged with a wide range of young people and picked up a few skills along the way. Thanks to Camden Council and our friends at Camden Police Area Command for their assistance. Operation Redirect is one of the programs under the RiseUp strategy. Visit https://www.riseup.org.au to find out more