PCYC Tasmania

28/09/2026

Join PCYC North as a Youth Worker for Reset Opportunities for Youth (ROY) programs!

09/09/2026

Experiences like these help build confidence, spark curiosity, and strengthen connections between young people and their communities.

It’s fantastic to see students engaged in this hands on robotics experience delivered through our valued partner Robot Man as part of this collaborative project with Beacon Foundation and Hobart PCYC

02/09/2026

26/08/2026

23/06/2026

💙 Please support PCYC North! 💙

PCYC North has been nominated for the MyState Foundation Community Choice Award. A well-deserved recognition of the incredible work they do supporting young people and communities across Northern Tasmania.

From creating opportunities for young people to building safer, stronger communities, their impact is felt every day.

If you've seen the difference they make, please take a moment to vote and show your support:
👉 https://mystate.com.au/about-us/community/mystate-foundation/community-choice-award/
Every vote counts. Good luck, PCYC North! 🏆💙

🎉 VOTING IS NOW OPEN! 🎉

PCYC North has been nominated for the MyState Community Choice Award, and we need your help to bring $25,000 back into our community.

This funding would help us continue creating opportunities for young people through sport, recreation, youth engagement programs and activities that make a real difference across Northern Tasmania.

Every vote counts.

✅ One vote per person
✅ Takes less than one minute
✅ Voting closes 5pm, 29 June 2026

If you've ever attended a program, played sport at PCYC North, brought your children to one of our activities, or simply believe in supporting local young people, we'd love your vote.

👉 Vote now: mystate.com.au/community-choice-award

Please vote, share this post and tag your family and friends. Together we can make a lasting difference for young Tasmanians.

💙 One Vote. One Minute. One Big Impact.

02/06/2026

We’re proud to be part of this exciting collaborative project led by Beacon Foundation, alongside the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI).

At PCYC Tasmania, we’re delivering this work in partnership with our regional clubs - PCYC North and Hobart PCYC - bringing together the strength of our communities to support young people.

This initiative builds on our Reset Opportunities for Youth program, combining hands-on, strengths-based support (check out our videos on our page 👀) with Beacon Foundation and TCCI’s incredible work connecting young people to real employment pathways.

It’s all about creating meaningful opportunities, boosting confidence, and helping young people take the next step toward their future.

👏 Big thanks to Beacon Foundation for leading this work and to our delivery partners PCYC North and Hobart PCYC for their ongoing commitment.

Beacon Foundation is proud to be part of the Australian Government's Local Jobs, Local People Grants initiative, supporting young people to build confidence, skills and connections to future employment opportunities in their local communities.

Working in partnership with Hobart PCYC (PCYC) and Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI), the initiative will support a group of young people (Hobart and Launceston) to build resilience and sense of belonging, career confidence and connections to employment through industry engagement, career development experiences and pathways.

This collaborative approach brings together schools, employers and community organisations to help young people better understand local opportunities and build the skills and confidence needed for the future world of work.

Beacon Foundation CEO Scott Harris said the initiative highlights the importance of community-led solutions that respond to local workforce needs.

“When organisations come together with a shared purpose, real impact happens. Reset to Ready provides holistic support for targeted young people who need it most, with PCYC building trusted connections and guidance, Beacon strengthening employability skills and confidence, and TCCI partnering with employers to create meaningful pathways into work.”

Learn more: https://www.dewr.gov.au/local-jobs/local-jobs-local-people-grants

Workforce Australia Local Jobs is funded by the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

26/04/2026

Stepping outside your comfort zone isn’t easy, but it can change what feels possible.

The Reset Opportunities for Youth Works (ROYW) program supports young people to take positive risks, build confidence and try new things.

Delivered in Partnership with PCYC North and Hobart PCYC.

17/04/2026

Reset Opportunities for Youth Works (ROYW) is PCYC Tasmania’s flagship early‑intervention program supporting young people aged 10–17 who are at risk of disengaging from education.

ROYW is delivered in partnership with PCYC North and Hobart PCYC and supported by a statewide network of more than 80 service providers.

Together, we deliver educational workshops and adventure‑based learning that provide mentoring, skill‑building and positive experiences for young people.

The program supports young people to make informed choices and strengthen their connection to school, community and future pathways.

ROYW focuses on:
• Creating alternative pathways and equitable access to opportunities
• Promoting community connection and inclusion
• Building essential life and personal development skills
• Supporting positive engagement and achievement

ROYW is a motivating and transformative program designed to empower young people and strengthen the support networks around them. By working early and providing consistent support, the program helps reduce behaviours that can place young people at risk and supports long‑term positive outcomes.

ROYW is generously supported by the Australian Government.

17/04/2026

Confidence grows when young people are supported to try something new.

ROYW in action.

16/04/2026

Vision:

To be Tasmania’s leading organisation supporting young people at risk of justice system involvement through coordinated, community‑led prevention and support.