U-Nites

WHAT IS U-NITES?

The PCYC NSW U-Nites Program offers a safe, structured environment for young people aged 10-18, providing fun activities that promote socialisation, wellbeing, and a sense of belonging. Held on Friday and Saturday nights, the program includes dinner, transportation, and opportunities for skill-building and positive role modelling. The program encourages youth participation and fosters stronger community connections.

PROGRAM INFO

The PCYC NSW U-Nites Program runs on Friday and Saturday nights, providing a consistent and structured opportunity for young people to engage in positive activities during the weekend. Each session includes a shared dinner, promoting social interaction and community bonding in a relaxed and supportive environment. The U-Nites Program is designed to promote the health and wellbeing of young people aged 10-18 years by providing a supportive, safe, and inclusive space where they can engage in structured activities.

Open to all young people, the program allows participants to select activities based on their interests, ensuring that they are actively involved in shaping their experiences. By offering a range of engaging activities, such as skill-building workshops, physical exercise, and social opportunities, the program fosters a strong sense of belonging, community connection, and personal growth. It provides a platform for young people to develop their skills, increase their physical activity, and enhance their social and emotional wellbeing.

Additionally, the U-Nites Program encourages positive role-modelling and mentorship, supporting participants in building resilience, confidence, and leadership abilities. Additionally, the program ensures that all young people are safely transported home after each session, removing any potential barriers to participation and providing peace of mind for families. This holistic approach ensures that young people have a secure, enjoyable, and enriching experience while enhancing their connection to both their peers and their communities.