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WA PCYC – Northam

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Northam PCYC is the place for young people go in Northam, working closely with schools, community groups, the WA Police and other agencies to offer a vast range of sports and alternative education programs for young people, with food and transport home often included.

Northam PCYC delivers Stepping Stones – an alternative education program free of charge for young people in year 11 or 12 that for a variety of reasons are not attending school. Funded by the Department of Education, the course covers basic numeracy and literacy and many other topics including health and well-being, resume writing, applying for jobs, computer skills and first aid, amongst others.

Recreation: Boxing, KinderGym, FreeG, Gymnastics,

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