Our Programs

Project 180

Project 180 is a diversion program established for high-needs young people in ACT aged 12.5 - 16 years

The Mower Shed - Southside

Our Southside Mowershed supports young people on a pathway to employment

Pre Learner Driver Program

Pre-Learner Driver Licence Course. Are you ready to get your Learner Licence? Canberra PCYC can help you.

Pathway to Empowerment

Project to Empowerment -P2E program is a tertiary intervention targeting youth aged 10-25 at risk of offending or involved in the youth justice system. Over a 20-week period, running 4 days per week, participants engage in a range of activities designed to address their individual needs, including personal development, vocational training, education, social-emotional learning, therapeutic risk-taking, and driving lessons for those of driving age.

Learn more Project Level-Up utilizes high adrenaline, positive, safe risk-taking activities as a platform for engaging disengaged and vulnerable young people in a positive mentoring Environment

Project Level Up

Cruisin' Cafe

Canberra PCYC support young people from around the region to gain valuable experience in the Hospitality industry

Behind the Wheel

Behind the Wheel Program.

Keeping our young people safe on the roads. Young people will be taught how to stay safe on the road. The program is designed to reduce aggressive behaviours and teach positive driving

Learn more Our Case Management is part of the ACT community Services Directorate's Child Youth and Family Support Program.

Project Empower

Project Next Level

Join us for a fun an inclusive hour of sports and recreational activities including boxing for fitness, gym circuit work, and strength and conditioning

Project Solid Ground

Solid Ground is a short-term program for young people who have experiences of high conflict in their homes. Participants explore examples of healthy and unhealthy relationships, and discuss managing emotions in a safe and supported space. Adventure-based activities are incorporated into the weekly program. The program runs for one day per week for ten weeks.