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Youth & Family

The Y is committed to nurturing the potential of every youth and teen in our community. From camp to afterschool activities to workforce development to sports and more, the Y offers various programs and services that empower youth and teens of all ages to unlock their greatest potential where they can Be, Belong, Become.

camps

We offer a variety of camps for our youth and families in the Bay Area. We offer full-day programs during the summer that incorporate STEAM, outdoor education, art, and recreation activities that are staff and youth-led. We provide meals and academic support for the youth as well. Find where your child belongs!

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Workforce Development

Our Workforce Development programs aim to eliminate poverty and increase health by preventing unemployment and providing support and access to everyone from high schoolers to entrepreneurs and job seekers within our community. By providing workforce training through skill-building, job readiness- training, certifications, paid internships, and job placements, teens are more prepared to enter the workforce and experience professional success.

Before & After School Programs

Our before- and after-school programs foster our youth’s cognitive, social-emotional, and physical development through opportunities and experiences that focus on achievement, relationships, and belonging.

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Group, Private and Semi-Private Swim Lessons are an opportunity to work with a Certified YMCA Swim Lesson Instructor. Receive expert guidance through coaching and instruction as your Swim Instructor works with you to build your water safety and swimming skills.   

Our alternative education support programs encourage and increase high school completion and connections to post-secondary pathways. Led by trauma-informed care professionals, young people are positioned for long-term success and support. Students are enrolled through third party systems such as a school or as part of their probation.