youth club
A place designated for young people to meet socially, often with recreational activities.
A youth club is a place designated for social gathering of young people, providing a venue for games, sports, recreation, conversation, parties, and other forms of socializing. Youth clubs may be established for any of various purposes: as an amenity for the young people of a particular area; to keep youths away from gangs and other forms of trouble; or as a meeting place for some common purpose such as religious guidance. The range of ages permitted or expected to use these clubs varies significantly by location.
The gathering place is designated for young people. Recreation or guidance can accompany the social purpose without requiring a single type of program.
The age range depends on the individual club. The definition does not impose one universal cutoff for every youth club.
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