DISCUSSION GUIDELINES
PCYC Crestmead values your response, comments and contributions to the page. In order for this page to remain a safe and respectful space for all users, the following are guidelines for interacting with our page. Posts or comments which we deem to contain the following may be removed:
• content which is likely to offend or cause distress to other users
• discussion of method
s or locations of su***de and/or self-harm
• racist, sexist or otherwise discriminatory content or links
• vulgar, obscene or pornographic content or links
• insensitive, inappropriate or upsetting content or links
• content which is defamatory in any way to individuals or organisations
• commercial content, advertisements or spam
• anything that infringes the privacy, intellectual property or other legal rights of others
• irrelevant, nonsensical or repetitive content
• any other material we consider to be inappropriate. In the event of repetitive breaches of these terms of use, we may consider blocking the user from accessing the PCYC Crestmead page. Disclaimer
PCYC Queensland may periodically share exercise demonstrations, suggested workouts, or nutritional tips on social media. While we encourage challenging yourself to complete workouts, not all exercises are suitable for everyone. These workouts, fitness and nutritional information are provided as a guide only and are not subject to your individual health or activity needs. Please ensure you only perform exercises that are within your current physical activity/exercise level of ability. Before you commence or if you have any concerns regarding any exercise, please consult a qualified Fitness Trainer, or your health professional to ensure you can participate safely.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Crestmead Police-Citizens Youth Club officially opened in July 2009 in response to community need. It is one of the newest PCYCs and continues the long tradition, started in 1948, of providing sporting, recreational, cultural and welfare programs for all members of the community with the mission of Enhancing Queensland Communities Through Youth Development. The Crestmead PCYC was introduced to the community in response to a specific need for youth engagement in Crestmead and the surrounding community. This venture was supported by the Logan City Council; the Community Renewal Program; and the Australian Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government. The Club has been established with a program-specific charter, offering a range of early intervention, crime prevention, personal development and welfare programs targeting youth ‘at risk’ and their immediate influences. Crestmead PCYC is leading the way in providing youth programs tailored to meet the needs of its community and offers a range of activities and programs for members of the Crestmead, Marsden and Browns Plains community. Members of the community (regardless of age) can come down and participate in the range of activities on hand such as music & dance lessons, boxing, aikido, Boxfit and kickboxing. We also offer a range of School Age Care services for Crestmead and the surrounding areas, as we currently run services from Yugumbir State School, St Francis College, Browns Plains State School, and Waterford West State School.
