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Twilight Sounds
BBM Youth Resource and Lidcombe
AYC had a strong focus on music and performing arts
TAFE Skills into the Community
in 2017/18. School of
Project
Sounds run every Friday
providing young people For the second year in a row AYC was the recipient of a
with the opportunity to facility upgrade through this project. The program links
learn keyboard, guitars TAFE students requiring project experience with community
and drums. We thank organisations needing their skills. This year students involved
our wonderful volunteer experienced an end to end customer experience in the
Phillipe for his passion upgrade of our storeroom and music studio. From listening
and patience. Our music to our requirements, developing a project pitch, building the
studio provided a great cabinets and then installation. We thank both organisations
facility for young people for their efforts.
to create beats, learn the
art of music production and record their voice. We thank our
wonderful volunteer Joel Thurner who worked 10 hours a
week to support young people in the studio. Twilight Sounds
was the finale of these programs. It was an evening for the
youth of Cumberland to Showcase their music. On the night
there were 5 performances.

An audience of 30 attended to watch the performers on the
night

Refugee Welcome Dinner

In partnership with CMRC, SSI, Woodville Aliliance and
ADSI AYC held a refugee welcome dinner at the Centre. The
night was open to anyone under 25 years of age. The aim of
the night was to connect young people with others in the
community, provide them with resources and create links
with support services.

120 people attended what was a very successful night.

Bronwyn Davies Glover

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