The Edward River Youth Centre officially opened on Wednesday, with high schoolers and older primary school students filling the refurbished Harrison St space for its first day of operation.
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Formerly the Deniliquin CWA Hall, the building has been transformed into a dedicated youth hub by the Deniliquin Youth Initiative, offering a safe and welcoming place for young people to connect, socialise and take part in future programs.
Local Deni High students were quick to give the new centre their approval.
“I really like it,” Braxton Lilford-Hansen said, while fellow student Helen Fevaleaki described it as “a really fun place to hang out.”
The Rotary Club of Deniliquin supported the night by providing a barbecue, while families, students and community members explored the space.
More details on youth‑focused activities will be released by the Deniliquin Youth Initiative soon.
Helen Fevaleaki.
Braxton Lilford-Hansen.
Stanley Roberts and Riley Reynolds.
Jaryd and Iain Goodway man the Rotary bbq.
Eden and Piper Hansen with Helen Fevaleaki.
Braxton Lilford-Hansen, Helen Fevaleaki, and Eden Hansen.
Miley Hansen, Deniliquin Youth Initiative committee member Linda Fawns, and Eden Hansen.
Shemar Day, Brandon Cooper, Riley Parson-Cooper, and Jake Parsons.
