Community and bringing people together is what we are all about at the Y! We can’t wait for you and your family to find a new avenue for connecting to healthier and more fulfilling lives.
We offer programming for all ages and interests with the common goal of staying active, challenging ourselves, and making social connections.
AOA Clubs & Activities
At the Y, we believe staying active is an excellent way to connect to a healthier and longer life!
For many seniors in our neighborhoods, the Y is a place to spend time with friends new and old while engaging in physical activity, social game days, and various support groups.
We have a variety of activities for our Active Older Adult (AOA) members to enjoy! The following clubs and activities are free to all those who have senior memberships through the Y. Many seniors have access to free memberships through insurance partnerships.
Check the dropdowns below for more information on getting involved.
We love getting together with our AOA community, celebrating the holidays, enjoying each other's company, and participating in tons of fun activities.
Events are open to AOA members only. Registration requirements and participation costs vary by event.
Community Outreach Clubs & Activities
The Greater Philadelphia Y is dedicated to supporting people in our communities on their journeys for long-term health!
Through external partnerships and Y initiatives, we are able to offer programming which provides free memberships and additional to support to those who can most benefit from access to our facilities.
Our community outreach programs continually expand to meet the needs of the community. Find more info on available options below.
This is a research-based physical activity and well-being program designed to help adult cancer survivors reclaim their total health. Livestrong at the YMCA is open to adults 18 years or older who are members and non-members at no cost.
When:
Meeting times vary by session.
How to join:
Click the link below and submit your interest in joining this program.
Special Abilities Clubs & Activities
The Y is a place where everyone can get involved!
As part of our mission, we take pride in offering opportunities for children and young adults with special needs to stay active, be part of teams, challenge themselves, and make new friends. Most of all we provide the chance for those with diverse abilities to gain more independence.
Find out below how we can be a place for your child to have fun while meeting new people.
This team offers a way for kids and teens (ages 8+) with special needs to be included in organized swimming and have the opportunity to compete.
This program is open to members and non-members.
When:
Practices and meets vary by season.
How to get involved:
Please email our team coordinator, Kaitlyn.
Sports Clubs & Activities
The Y is proud to offer facilities where our members can train for and play their favorite sports!
Sports teams give athletes dedicated practice times, and allow them to sharpen their skills through gameplay and competitions. If your kids love Y youth programs, then sports teams are the best next step for them.
The following activities & clubs may have an associated cost. Please be sure to check the details for the clubs that match your interest for more information.
The Boyertown Y Navy Seals is a year-round competitive swim team offering high-quality professional coaching and technique instruction for all ages and abilities.
When:
Practices and meets vary by season.
How to join:
Click the link below to see the team page.
Teen Leadership Programs
The Y offers many programs for teens where they can experience a variety of career, college, and civic engagement pathways.
We develop and manage social responsibility programs across the region that enhance the life and well-being of teens by providing high-quality, impact-focused programs that expose them to new opportunities, new perspectives, and new skill development offerings to help prepare them for their future.
Imagine students confidently debating policies impacting their neighborhoods, crafting legislation for social change, and running for mock office. This is the experience and real-world impact students have participating in the YMCA’s Youth Civic Engagement program.
The Youth and Government (YAG) program is open to students in grades 6-12, with weekly meetings focused on creating positive change in communities, bill writing, and debate.
Meeting Time:
Bi-weekly on Wednesdays from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM (In January meetings become weekly until the end of the program)