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    Phoenix drop-in program

    Thursday 27AugustPhoenix drop-in programPhoenix Youth Centre, 72 Buckley Street

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    Looking for a place to hang out after school? Phoenix Drop-In is the spot!

    We are opening the doors of Phoenix Youth Hub every second Thursday for young people aged 12–17.

    Come by for an afternoon of fun, food and good vibes:

    • Play Nintendo Switch or PS4

    • Try out our brand-new table tennis

    • Take on a board game challenge

    • Enjoy some snacks

    • Chill with friends (or make new ones!).

    Whether you’ve been to Phoenix before or it’s your first time, Drop In is the perfect way to check out the space and meet our youth workers.

    Registration is preferred but not required – just drop-in!  Bring a friend or come solo, everyone’s welcome.

    IMPORTANT: Drop-in will not be running during the school holidays. 

    Time

    27 August 2026 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm

    Location

    Phoenix Youth Centre

    72 Buckley Street

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