Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association - Australian Company Profile

What does Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association do?

PCYC Queensland is a Association that generates the majority of its income from the Community Associations and Other Interest Groups industry.

In 2020 the company generated total revenue of $104,629,000 including sales and other revenue. In 2020 PCYC Queensland had 1,543 employees including employees from all subsidiaries under the company's control.

The Chief Executive of PCYC Queensland is Mr Phil Schultz whose official title is Chief Executive Officer. The Chairman of PCYC Queensland is Mr Garry Humphries whose official title is Chairman.

Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association, operating as PCYC Queensland, is a registered charity aimed at delivering programs for youth development, crime prevention and community engagement to more than 73,000 members across a network of 56 clubs. The organisation divides its operations into four main divisions: Youth and Community - Provides school based programs, personal and leadership development, indigenous programs and leadership development centres. Sports and Recreation - Provides gymnastics and KinderGym, martial arts, boxing, basketball, dance, soccer, netball, court sports, cheerleading, climbing and learning to swim. Gym and Fitness - Provides 38 gyms throughout Queensland, personal training, 50+ fitness and group fitness. Outside School Hours Care - Provides before, after and vacation care services for local communities.

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