Friday Night Social Club

RYSS is excited to introduce the new Friday Night Social Club!

The Friday Social Club at Wyoming Youth Skills Centre is a safe place for NDIS participants aged 12-18, to come together for a fun night out allowing the opportunity to meet and make new friends in a supportive environment.

The WYSC has a wide range of youth facilities including basketball court, pool table, video gaming, sporting equipment, and art & craft resources. Each week there will be a variety of activities on offer and our passionate support staff can tailor these activities to the interest of the participants. The activities are designed to build social skills, life skills and engage participants in age-appropriate, recreation & development. Light refreshments will be provided.

The Friday Night Social Club

Time: 5:30 -7:30pm

Cost: 2 hours - NDIS Funded

Starts: Term 1 – Friday 12th February 2012

8 Week Program

Bookings for the Friday Night Social Club are essential as places are limited due to restrictions. If you or someone you know is interested in the FNSC please Express your interest by filling in the form at the link below.

For more information please contact our Abilities Program worker at [email protected] or call 4323 2374

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