The Redlands Club

The Redlands PCYC was established in 1982. We provide low cost youth programs and activities for the young people in our community. We are situated onMount Cotton Roadat Capalaba and offer three full size indoor basketball courts, a martial arts room, gymnastics hall, youth space, meeting rooms and outdoor play areas.   We have full disabled access.

We are self funded and do not receive any government funding to support our club.

We offer a wide range of activities including basketball, Jujitsu, Taekwondo, gymnastics, kindy gym, boxing, Kick boxing, youth committee and child care. There’s something for everyone from 18 months to senior.

What is the PCYC

In 1948, the Premier of Queensland, Edward Michael Hanlon, was gravely concerned with the increase of juvenile delinquency in the inner city suburbs. He established a committee to investigate the problem and it was their recommendation that a "Police-Citizens Youth Organisation" should be established. After a successful public meeting the Commissioner of Police, the late Cecil James Carroll, was elected as President of a movement later to be known as "Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare".

We are a not for profit organisation and have endorsed Charitable status.

Club Membership:

Our club and facilities are available to all in the community and we run programs for the young and the young at heart. The only conditioin is that anyone joining a program at the PCYC need to be a member of our club for insurance purposes.

There are over 40 clubs in Queensland, and once you are a member with us you can use your membership at any other club in the state should you move from the area.

Annual membership fees are as follows and must be paid by your third visit.

Cost:

Adult: $30.00
Junior: $20.00
Family: $60.00

Your first lesson in any activity is FREE with memberships due before your third class. Non members will be charged an additional $2 if membership is not paid before the start of your third class. Membership is valid from 1st of January to 31st of December each year. (pro rata rates apply from 1st of September).

Non members are not entitled to multi class or family discounts.

Click Here to download a Club Membership Application Form

Objects of the Association

The Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association (QPCYWA) was incorporated on 20 May 1948. It is a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity. At the time of its incorporation, the QPCYWA's objectives were:

To afford the young people of Queensland an opportunity to participate in clean, healthy recreation
To improve the standard of physical fitness
To encourage and foster music, literature, art and culture
To encourage an interest in Australian flora and fauna
To encourage the principles of good citizenship
To Awaken citizens to their responsibility towards adolescents
To assist boys and girls to select their future vocation
To do anything conducive to the welfare of youth and citizens, generally
To promote the physical, mental and social welfare of youth, who, by physical or other handicaps or because of the indigent circumstances of their parents, may be regarded as disadvantaged.

Vision & Mission Statement

Vision – ‘Police-Citizens Youth Clubs – Improving Communities Through Youth Development’

Mission Statement - Police-Citizens Youth Clubs - in Partnership with the Government, Community and Business – achieving Excellence in Youth Development through the provision of Recreational, Sporting, Cultural and Welfare Programs.

Volunteers

Our club relies heavily on volunteers to help run our activities and youth welfare programs. If you are interested in helping out as a volunteer coach, disco supervisor or doing a bit of maintenance or office work, please give us a call. All volunteers must hold a current suitability card (blue card). The Redlands PCYC can offer a free application process for all volunteers.

Office Hours:

Monday  - Thursday: 8.00am - 9.00pm

Friday: 8.00am - 8.00pm

Saturday: 7.30am - 3.00pm

Sunday: Coming Soon!