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PCYC to receive funding boost

PCYC Rockhampton is one of the centres across Queensland taking part in $56 million to expand programs and to provide new and upgraded facilities. Picture: Contributed.

PCYC Rockhampton is set to receive $5 million to contribute towards the establishment of a new facility. The funding is […]

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