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phone (08) 9400 4228 wifi Website email Email

location_on 7 Siren Road, Heathridge, 6027

Opening Hours

Wednesday 16:00 to 20:00

Friday 17:00 to 21:00

Anchors Youth Centre

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Anchors Youth Centre offers a range of recreational and skill based programs and activities for young people with access to information, support and referral services from fully quaified Youth Workers.

Anchors is home to the City's Youth Event Series Holiday and Friday Night Drop In programs.

Wednesday MA15+ (15-25 years) 4-8pm School term only. Free
Friday Night Drop In (11-18 years) 5-9pm Every Friday. Free

Youth Event Series
Phone for more information on the school holiday program activities. (11 – 18yrs) FEE for Service

What we can offer you:
-Skills based activities and programs
-Holiday activities
-Friday night drop-in
Sports courts and equipment
-Pool and ping pong tables
-Big screen TVs with gaming consoles
-Board games
-Wifi access
-Support, information and referral from Youth Workers

Suitable for age groups 11 - 25 years

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