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Are you looking to earn an income while making an impact in your community? Come to the Kelowna Family Y on July 29 to connect with hiring managers and explore available job options.
Experience all the YMCA has to offer with a free 2-week trial this summer. Between swimming, lifting weights, shooting hoops and doing downward dogs, the Y has it all.
Enjoy 18 holes of golf, lunch and dinner, and incredible prizes at the Kelowna Golf and Country Club. All proceeds stay local and support the YMCA Strong Kids Campaign.
Do you live or work in the downtown area? Get healthy with the help of your friendly Y family in a conveniently located state-of-the-art facility.
Reserve your spot for children 3-5 years old at our Kelowna Secondary School location. Limited space available.
This summer, your child can learn new skills, make friends and stay active at the Y! With many camp options in various locations throughout Kelowna, there's something for every kid to enjoy each week.
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.
A parent’s worst nightmare turned into a happy celebration earlier this month when nine year old, Alexis Edall, rescued a toddler who fell into the pool. Alexis’ mother is extremely proud of her daughter who was quick to act, demonstrating the life-saving skills she had recently learned in a YMCA spring break aquatic seal camp.
Jack Newton presented the YMCA of Okanagan with a cheque for $3,400 to benefit local children and youth who need a helping hand to access Y child care, employment, health, fitness, aquatics and leadership programs.
Many millennials feel lost when it comes to career planning and entering the work force. The YMCA of Okanagan is investing in this group by offering free youth employment programs to eligible individuals under 30, granting them a competitive advantage in today's labor market.