Youth Programs

We're excited to offer martial arts programs at the Y! Get ready to enroll your kids in SaengJon JiHye KGD! This American-style martial arts practice derives from Korean Kun Gek Do and is infused with techniques from Muay Thai, Okinawan Karate Do, Military Martial Arts, and more!

Exposing your children to different activities and subjects early on can help them discover their interests and develop knowledge and skills. Learn how arts, music and science programs for kids can benefit their well-being and strengthen their love for learning.

Is your teen interested in the media or journalism fields? The Camden Youth News Network is a free hands-on learning program focused on creativity, advertising, journalism, and preparing participants for a future in these career fields. This program is open to teens ages 13-18. 

History was made this past weekend as the Greater Philadelphia YMCA hosted the first-ever YMCA Pennsylvania Gymnastics State Camp at International Gymnastics Camp in Stroudsburg, PA.

Does your student want to develop leadership skills, build confidence in public speaking, and make their voice heard?

Put on those dancing shoes and get ready for our next recital program! We offer recital program options for kids and teens ages 3 - 18, and all experience levels are welcome. This recital track includes approximately 30 classes, a dress rehearsal, and a recital.

While sports for children help kids stay active, they also provide many developmental, social and health advantages. Kids can benefit from playing sports in the following ways.

We're excited to offer a new gymnastics option for kids! Whether they're just beginning to explore the sport, want to practice their skills, or you're interested in letting them explore the gymnastics room, Open Gymnastics is the option for you!

Does your little one love to move and dance to songs? Dance lessons for children are an excellent way to release their energy while expressing themselves. Learn more about how dance benefits kids and teens by signing them up for lessons at the Greater Philadelphia YMCA.