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New class starting November 1st!
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New class starting November 1st!
Congratulations to Evelyn and Charlotte from our Race4Chase Kids Triathlon camp. Evelyn and Charlotte earned the Chase Michael-Anthony Kowalski Sportsmanship Award!
The MNBBY Seals Swim Team is excited to welcome Tyler Prescott to our family of coaches.
If schools are closed for snow our before and after care program will be closed as well.
Please be sure to sure to check the news stations for your town. Depending on the severity of the weather, a Snow Day Club may be offered, separate registration and payment required.
The Meriden-New Britain-Berlin YMCA is excited to announce our new Mountain Mist Day Camp Director, Bryan Brazel.
With the demographic shift in population of Latinos in Meriden, the YMCA implemented bilingual resources and child care programs for Spanish-speaking families.
On October 30th the Cuno Foundation presented a grant of $100,000 to the Meriden YMCA for the creation of a multi seasonal program activity pavilion at Mountain Mist Day Camp. This multi seasonal pavilion will allow for additional space and continued use throughout the majority of the year for our growing Meriden Youth Theatre and Rhythmic Force Dance, STEM, homeschool and additional YMCA programs. This pavilion will allow for and enhance increased community activities and events from other local youth and non-profit organizations.
The Meriden-New Britain-Berlin YMCA is excited to welcome Maddy DeRita as our new Youth Development Director.
Meriden-New Britain-Berlin YMCA Receives STEAM Grant from Cox Charities
Meriden-New Britain-Berlin YMCA receives Petit Family Foundation grant for Girl Powered STEM
The Meriden-New Britain-Berlin YMCA is excited to announce the promotion of Sarah Cruz to Welcome Center Manager at the Meriden YMCA.
All month long, we’ve been providing tips to help you and your families stay safer around water. But what do you do if you see someone struggling?
Any time children are going to be near water, there are rules involved—wear sunscreen, walk/don’t run, no pushing, etc. But here at the Y, there’s one rule that outweighs all the others: Never get in the water without an adult’s permission.
Many people think they’ll hear a child or adult drowning, but unfortunately that’s not the case.
The Meriden-New Britain-Berlin YMCA is committed to providing opportunities for ALL to grow, learn and thrive. With Autism Awareness Month taking place in April, the Y wants to share two adaptive programs available to the community.