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City of Joondalup – Anchors Youth Centre

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location_on 43 Sail Terrace, Heathridge WA 6027, Australia

Opening Hours

Friday 15:00 to 19:00

City of Joondalup – Anchors Youth Centre

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Anchors Youth Centre provides a range of recreational and skill-building programs for young people.

Programs include Friday Drop In, Skills Based Term Program and School Holiday Program.

Anchors Youth Centre has an indoor basketball court, sports equipment, pool table, table tennis, ice hockey table, gaming consoles, board games, cooking workshops, arts and craft activities and free Wi-Fi.

Youth Workers are available to provide access to information, support and referral services.

Eligibility: For ages 11 - 18 years.

Location: Fridays, 3pm - 7pm. Heathridge Community Centre

*Closed during public holidays and an end of year period.

Please complete a Youth Services membership form for attendance.

Important note: For updates, times and eligibility follow Youth Services on Facebook and Instagram.

Suitable for age groups 11 - 18 years

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The WA Youth Services Directory is a partnership between the Youth Affairs Council of WA and the AMA (WA) Foundation, with support from the Department of Communities and Department of Health

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