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Join the Kelowna Family YMCA or H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre and add your family free for one month. Limited time only.
Get Certifed Personal Training for as low as $40 per session for members!
Give your child a head start at kindergarden. Register now for Fall Playing to Learn Preschool.
It's a smart move - post secondary students get your All Access Pass for the Kelowna Family YMCA or H2O for just $99 for four months or $189 for eight months.
The YMCA is the largest provider of Child Care in Canada.
Be the one who impacts health in our community! Training modules begin October 2. And, if you become a YMCA Volunteer, we'll train you for FREE!
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.
Helping a child in need is as easy as giving a smile! Running from September 12 to 18, Tim Hortons guests can purchase a freshly baked chocolate chunk Smile Cookie for $1 at participating restaurants throughout the Central Okanagan, and 100 per cent of the proceeds will be donated in support of the YMCA Strong Kids Healthy Snack Program.
There is still one week until school starts and the sun is still shining! Make these next days of summer count with these great outdoor games for kids.
With the recent announcement of funding for 205 new licenced child care spaces in Kelowna, the YMCA of Okanagan is taking steps to train more early educators to meet the demand.