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Contact Details

phone (08) 9377 4022 wifi Website email Email

location_on 332 Benara Rd, Beechboro WA 6063

Opening Hours

Tuesday 15:00 to 17:00

Wednesday 15:00 to 17:00

Thursday 15:00 to 17:00

Friday 15:00 to 17:00

Altone Youth Centre

Organisation: Youth Futures

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Drop In Centre
Young people aged 11-25 (with a focus on 11-18 years) are invited to drop in to play pool, Xbox, PS3, Wii, listen to music, grab a feed, talk to a Youth Worker or just hang out! We also have online computers and a black light cinema room.

Other Services On Offer
Young people aged 11-25 are also able to access informal counselling, practical support, advocacy, case management and referrals to additional services.

Life Skills Programs
Throughout the year AYS run programs including Sexual Health and Healthy Relationships, Martial Arts and mindfulness and cultural awareness sessions.

Open Times
School Term: Tuesday to Friday 3pm to 5pm
School Holidays: Tuesday to Thursday 11am to 2pm

Suitable for age groups 11 - 25 years

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