Loganholme Bluelight Disco Association - bluelight, logan bluelight, police disco, police bluelight, bluelight discos, local entertainment
Supporters
Fresh Elements Dance School supports Loganholme Bluelight Discos
Logan Hyperdome The Logan Hyperdome is a supporter of Loganholme Bluelight.
Loganholme McDonalds Loganholme McDonalds is a supporter of Loganholme Bluelight.
Conditions of Entry
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY For ages 12 – 17 years. Event times are 7pm – 10:30pm. Events are held at Hyperdome Shopping Centre, Loganholme. Entry fee is $8.00 All Loganholme Bluelight Association Events are fully supervised by Queensland Police Service officers and community volunteers holding blue cards issued by the Commission for Children and Young People and Child Guardian. Participants who attend the events will not be permitted to leave prior to closure time unless extenuating circumstances exist. The following items are banned from Loganholme Bluelight events/venues; alcohol/drugs spray cans/bottles nikko pens mobile phones keys/chains lighters/matches cigarettes/tobacco pocket knifes needles/sharps chewing gum AND ANYTHING WHICH MAY BE USED AS A WEAPON. Anyone seeking admittance to Loganholme Bluelight events / venues consent to searches of their person, handbags and items of clothing for the items listed above. Any person refusing to temporarily relinquish such items may be refused entry. While all care is taken, Loganholme Bluelight Association accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to lodged property. Conditions of entry are subject to change.
Help Links
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The National Children's and Youth Law Centre is an independent, non-profit organisation working for all Australians under the age of 25.
The Australian Drug Foundation provides effective drug prevention for everyone. For over 45 years, the ADF has been making a difference. As a non-government, not for profit organisation, the ADF knows its community and knows how to help.
Somazone is a website that was developed by young people for young people. Somazone provides fast, free, anonymous access to quality assured information. A program of the Australian Drug Foundation, Somazone is a valuable resource for young people.
National 24 Hour Telephone Counselling Service for Children and Young People in Australia. You can email counsellors and get other help.
Loads of great info about youth suicide, youth voice and healthy bodies.
Reach Out! - Reach Out. Find Out. Move On.
Reach Out! is a service that helps young people get through tough times. It provides information and support on a range of issues including depression and anxiety; drugs and alcohol; family, friends and relationships problems; suicide, loss and grief; sex and sexuality; and dealing with the pressures of school and uni.