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    Drop-In - For people aged 12–17 years (Thursday)

    Thursday 04JuneDrop-In - For people aged 12–17 years (Thursday)Newport Community Hub, 13 Mason Street, Newport

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    Need something to do after school? Come to the Newport Drop-In.

    This is an opportunity for young people to hang out and meet new friends in a safe, supervised, and youth-friendly space.

    A range of activities are available:

    • Outdoor games and sports

    • Table tennis and foosball

    • Art activities

    • Cooking

    • Board games

    • Movies

    • Quiet space for homework

    • Chat with a youth worker

    Who: Young people aged 12 – 17 years old who live, work, study or have a connection to Hobsons Bay.

    Additional info: Snacks and craft materials provided. Might exclude school holidays season please confirm with organiser

    Time

    4 June 2026 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

    Location

    Newport Community Hub

    13 Mason Street, Newport

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