The Launceston PCYC can offer a wide range of recreational activities with its Mobile Activity Centre (MAC) trailer.

The trailer is loaded up with all sorts of sporting equipment and recreational gear that can be used for a wide range of activities, primarily for young people, or even the “young at heart”.

We can now also include Taiko (Japanese) drumming in our range of activities! It’s great for all-round focus and coordination!

Our program can offer not only a regular opportunity to get active and stay healthy, but also to develop or enhance skills in one or a number of areas.

The program operates in a safe and fun filled environment where everyone has the opportunity to participate individually, or in small teams.

We can bring the MAC trailer to your school, community event, club, work windup or even your birthday party, to keep your kids active and happy.

That makes the MAC program the ideal recreational facility for your particular situation.

The PCYC Mobile Activity Centre (MAC) can offer the following range of activities:-

Football – skills development (kicking, marking, bouncing etc), actual games on a smaller field with cone goal markers, usually about 6-8 a side.

Soccer – Small net goals, similar game style to football.

Basketball – Small 5-6 a side or full court games, with the use of pre-existing or our mobile goals, which can be pre-set at lower or higher height levels.

Hula hoops – General skills development—solo or teams.

Skipping ropes – Ropes-all sizes, looking at improving the participants skill level each time, with single or multiple ropes (criss-crossed, double-dutch etc).

Frisbees and knuckle balls – General control, throwing and catching skills, rebounding, team games, targets etc.

Stilts – Various sizes and heights, challenging for those who may have a fear of heights.

Cricket – All aspects of skills development (catching, batting, bowling, fielding).

Puck and/or ball hockey – Plastic sticks, soft balls or plastic pucks, indoor or outdoor courts use.

Toddler rolling tunnel and parachute – For the younger ones, assists to overcome fear of confined spaces.

Totem tennis – Hand eye skills development, all ages.

Toddler hop scotch – For the younger ones, they can assemble foam pieces in jig saw formation, then use the completed formation for hop scotch games.

Mini Lawn bowls – Can be used on smooth (preferably indoor) surfaces, either hard or soft (carpet) surfaces.

Bean Bags – Used for the development of hand eye skills and team games.

Volley Ball – Can be used for court and net skills development, either as individuals or in team situations.

Bats and ball scoops – For the development of hand eye and ball passing skills.

 All Of These Activities Can Be Varied To Suit
A Variety Of Needs For Any Group

 Did You Know?

 That in addition to community or private bookings, the MAC trailer currently operates free of charge on a regular basis at the following locations:-

 Fortnightly at the Ravenswood  Neighbourhood Centre , between 3.15pm and 4.45pm. City Mission also provide free food and refreshments.

 At the Torrens Street Park, Mayfield on the first and third Thursdays between 3.15 and 4.45pm. City Mission provides free food and drinks here too.

 Fortnightly on Friday afternoons at the Evandale Memorial Hall, between 3.15pm and 5.15pm.

 Fortnightly (alternate Friday afternoons to Evandale) at the Hadspen Recreational Ground, between 3.45pm and 5.15pm.

 On the second Thursday of each month at the Rocherlea Primary School  between 3.15pm and 4.45pm. The City Mission van (drinks, snacks) is generally here also.

 Fortnightly on Tuesday afternoons at the Port Dalrymple School in George Town, between 3.15pm and 4.45pm.

 Weekly on Wednesday afternoons at the Waverley Primary School  on Wednesday afternoons between 3.00pm and 4.15pm. The City Mission van also operates here on a fortnightly basis.

Weekly on Tuesday evenings at the Longford PCYC  between 6.30pm and 8.00pm.

 For more information, or to make a MAC booking,
please contact the friendly staff at

the Launceston PCYC

on 63442411 or by fax: 63447134

or email pcyc@bigpond.net.au