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Join a fun and supportive community this winter and get your first month at a special introductory rate.
Looking to develop personally or excel in your career? Let us help you define and achieve your own success.
Make a difference and feel proud of what you do. Check out advanced aquatics courses to help you get on the path of becoming a certified lifeguard.
You won’t want to miss these fun, active camps for kids ages 3–12 at the Kelowna Family YMCA, H2O, and Mission Creek Alliance Church.
KFY water update: The Black Mountain Irrigation District (BMID) is in the process of upgrading their system. The water is safe to drink, but there might be minor variations in quality and pressure. BMID asks us to conserve water during this time. More details
The steam room at H2O is closed for maintenance. We're working with the city to get it back in service as soon as possible.
Regardless of your ability to pay, we want you to live an active and healthy life. We offer financially subsidized membership and child care options for low income individuals and families.
We offer a wide variety of programs to help individuals and families grow and thrive. Find the one that's right for you.
When you join the Y, you automatically become a part of a brand new community. We're the place where children, adults and families thrive together.
We are drown-proofing the Okanagan by providing free swimming lessons to every grade 3 student in School District #23.
Thanks to generous donors, we offer Beyond the Bell; an after school program available to some of the Okanagan's most at-risk kids.
We believe kids should have access to healthy food and snacks in our programs.
Queen’s Park YMCA Child Care Centre is now offering Preschool program for children ages 3 to 5. The YMCA Playing to Learn curriculum places an emphasis on outdoor activity and natural playscapes as well as experienced, nurturing teachers, to ensure children are equipped with the tools they need to succeed.
The Kelowna Rockets charity puck toss raised $3,415 for the YMCA of Okanagan to subsidize camps, swim lessons and other recreational programs for local low-income children and families. On behalf of the residents at BlueSky, Melcor Developments donated $1,250 on top of puck sales to ensure the Y remains accessible to everyone, including those who struggle financially.
The Kelowna-Rutland Lions Club members visited the Kelowna Family YMCA with a big cheque that will help many more children and youth in need.