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Nurturing potential at the YMCA

John McIntyre by John McIntyre
July 13, 2016
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Nurturing potential at the YMCA
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SOB WEB LOGOThe Capital District YMCA, as the area’s No. 1 provider in childcare, we’re dedicated to providing meaningful, engaging experiences that support the development of your whole child.

These experiences are provided by hundreds of nurturing adults who value every child in our care. From healthy snacks to hands-on activities, we provide a fun place for your child to grow.

With 49 before and after-school programs, 4 early education locations (for pre-schoolers), and 12 summer camps, we offer children the rare opportunity to develop with staff who believe in the Y’s focus on the core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.

With the help of several partners, we offer some amazing programs. For example, we offer Science Crew — a collaboration with the Children’s Museum of Science and Technology for weekly science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STE(a)M–based) after-school program in several of our locations. And we offer weekly Taekwondo programs at several locations.

And we never turn someone away because she or he cannot afford our programs. Instead, we offer financial assistance to families and individuals in every community where we serve.

To find a location near you, visit us today at CDYMCA.org.

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