Canberra PCYC provides a range of recreational and cognitive-based early intervention and diversion programs for vulnerable young people. These services and programs provide ACT Policing and the ACT Government with alternative avenues for diverting young people from the justice system.

The aim of this program is to promote respect and help stamp out

domestic and family violence.

The ‘Defusing Family Violence: Face Your Anger’ anger management program for young people aged 12-18 years who are struggling to manage their emotions.

Our 'Defusing Family Violence: Understanding Teens' parenting program is designed for parents with teenagers exhibiting difficult and violent behaviour in the home.

Project Booyah aims to holistically address a young person’s
disengagement from education and community in order to build resilience and positive futures.

The Traffic Offenders Intervention Program (TOIP) is a short-term
education program designed to inform traffic offenders about the importance of safe driving.

We provide case management to vulnerable young people and families throughout the Canberra community. Our case management framework is strengths based and participant driven.

Our After School Sports program provides opportunities for young people aged 12 to 25 years to engage in team sports in a fun, safe, and flexible environment.