The Redlands PCYC is undergoing a significant transformation. It’s receiving a $2 million investment from the state government to combat youth crime and enhance youth programs.
Located in Capalaba, the PCYC is receiving funds to upgrade facilities and improve youth programs. The state government has allocated $50 million for this purpose statewide.
Important Role
PCYC Queensland plays a key role in providing intervention, prevention, and diversion programs for young people in Queensland, keeping them engaged and on the right path.
Mark Ryan, the Police Minister, emphasises collaboration between the Queensland Police Service (QPS) and the government to support youth. He highlights the vital role of youth programs in breaking the cycle of youth crime, recognising PCYC’s successful track record.
Local MP Kim Richards appreciates Redlands PCYC’s commitment to helping young people. She believes this investment will strengthen the Redlands community and create a safer environment.
Capalaba MP Don Brown praises the partnership between PCYC and the state government, benefiting local communities and making them safer.
PCYC Queensland’s Chief Executive, Phil Schultz, stresses the importance of government funding for upgrades and program enhancements. The initiative aims to have a lasting impact on youth and community engagement in the Redlands region.
