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STRENGTHENING OUR
COMMUNITYYMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Strengthening Communities through Youth Development, Healthy Living, & Social Responsibility
Our Mission, Our Cause...... 3 Sensory Room...... 24, 25 Locations to Serve You...... 4 Family Programs...... 25 Facilities at a Glance...... 5 Swim Lessons & Aquatics...... 26-30 Why Join the Y?...... 6 International Service Trips...... 31 I Joined, Now What?...... 7 Bike Hub...... 31 Program Registration...... 8 Community Programs & YMCA Mobile App...... 8 Volunteerism...... 32, 33 Register for a Program...... 9 Adaptive & Inclusive Programs...... 34-37 Sports Leagues...... 10, 11 YMCA Camp Potawotami...... 38, 39 Sports, Play & Martial Arts...... 12-14 Summer Day Camp...... 40, 41 Teen Programs...... 15 Child Watch & Kids Club, Early Learning/Preschool, Fitness, Training, Wellness & Before & After School...... 42, 43 Education...... 16-19 General Information & Policies...... 44, 45 Art, Music, Dance & Gymnastics...... 20-22 YMCA Mission Partners...... 46 FREE 7th Grade Membership...... 22 Corporate Wellness...... 46 Christian Emphasis Programs...... 23 YMCA Code of Conduct...... 47 Active Older Adults...... 24
2 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org Our Mission How We Do It To put Christian principles into There is no other not for profit quite practice through programs that build like the Y. That’s because in 10,000 healthy spirit, mind and body for all. neighborhoods across the nation, we Who We Are have the presence and partnership to not just promise, but to deliver, lasting The Y is the nation’s leading not for personal and social change. profit committed to strengthening communities through youth • The Y has local presence and development, healthy living national reach. We mobilize and social responsibility. local communities to effect lasting, Our Cause meaningful change. At the Y, strengthening • The Y is community is our community cause. Every day, centered. For we work nearly 165 side-by-side with years, we’ve our neighbors to been listening make sure that and responding everyone, regardless to your needs. of age, income or • The Y brings background, has the people together. We opportunity to learn, grow connect people of all ages and thrive. and backgrounds to improve the Our Impact quality of life for all. The Y is, and always will be, dedicated • The Y nurtures potential. We to building healthy, confident, believe that everyone should have connected and secure children, adults, the opportunity to build a healthy families and communities. spirit, mind and body. We infuse core Every day our impact is felt when an values of caring, honesty, respect and individual makes a healthy choice, responsibility which help to mold and when a mentor inspires a child and shape future leaders. when a community comes together for the common good.
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 3 YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE LOCATIONS
1 CAYLOR-NICKEL FDN. FAMILY YMCA SOUTH 9 550 West Dustman Road MILFORD Bluffton, IN 46714 COLUMBIA CITY 2 CENTRAL 33 5
BRANCH YMCA 8 3 1020 Barr Street 30 3 469 Fort Wayne, IN 46802 7 69 2 11 3 JACKSON R. LEHMAN 14 FAMILY YMCA 10 6 5680 YMCA Park Drive W. 4 Fort Wayne, IN 46835 FORT 27 4 JORGENSEN WAYNE FAMILY YMCA 10313 Aboite Center Rd. 469 33 Fort Wayne, IN 46804 24 5 P ARKVIEW FAMILY YMCA 1 10001 Dawsons Creek Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46825
224 6 RENAISSANCE POINTE YMCA 2323 Bowser Avenue Fort Wayne, IN 46803 BLUFFTON 1
7 SKYLINE YMCA 838 South Harrison Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802 9 YMCA CAMP POTAWOTAMI 7255 East 700 South 8 WHITLEY COUNTY Wolcottville, IN 46795 FAMILY YMCA 950 East Van Buren Street 10 YMCA CHILD CARE SERVICES Columbia City, IN 46725 1025 W. Rudisill Blvd, Box #7 Fort Wayne, IN 46807
11 YMCA YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU 1117 South Clinton Street fwymca.org/map Fort Wayne, IN 46802
4 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org YMCA membership
includes all 8
membership locations!
MEMBERSHIP FACILITIES
AT A GLANCE FDN. CAYLOR-NICKEL YMCA FAMILY 260.565.9622 CENTRAL BRANCH YMCA 260.422.6486 R. LEHMAN JACKSON YMCA FAMILY 260.755.4949 YMCA FAMILY JORGENSEN 260.432.8953 YMCA FAMILY PARKVIEW 260.497.9996 POINTE YMCA RENAISSANCE 260.447.4567 SKYLINE YMCA 260.755.4900 WHITLEY COUNTY YMCA FAMILY 260.244.9622
WELLNESS CENTER Cardio Equipment • • • • • • • • Free Weights • • • • • • • • Adaptive Fitness Equipment • • • • • • • • FACILITY FEATURES Athletic Fields • • • • • • Chapel • • • • • Climbing Wall • • Computer Lab • Early Learning Center • • Dance Studio • • • • • • • • Universal Changing Room(s) • • • • • • • • Game Room • • • • • Group Exercise Room(s) • • • • • • • • Gymnasium • • • • • • • Indoor Track • • • • • Kids Play Area • • • Music Room • Racquetball Courts • • Sauna • • • • • • • Sensory Room • Steam Room • • • • • Teaching Kitchen • • Walking Trail • • • • • Whirlpool • • • • POOL/SPLASH PARK Indoor Pool(s) • • • • • • • Outdoor Pool • Splash Park • •
• Chapel & Teaching Kitchen Coming Spring 2020 at the Jorgensen Y For a complete list of our branch amenities & hours of operation, visit www.fwymca.org/locations or your local branch. WHY JOIN THE Y?
When you join the Y, you’re not just a member of a facility; you’re part of something greater. You’re part of a cause-driven organization whose purpose is deeper than a pool. With a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, improving health and well-being, and giving back and supporting our neighbors, the Y gives you the opportunity to reach your potential. We’re a community. Surrounded by new friends as well as caring, knowledgeable staff, you can grow your spirit, mind and body in ways you never imagined. We’re a not for profit organization. Donations to the Y help eliminate financial barriers so that more children, adults, and families can join. Your support makes the Y accessible to those who want to participate but are unable to afford the cost of membership and programs.
AS A Y MEMBER YOU RECEIVE: • Unr estricted access to all eight locations • Fr ee health screenings & wellness program in Allen, Whitley and Wells Counties • As a Y member you receive reduced fees • Unlimited participation in hundreds of free and priority registration for programs group exercise classes like Yoga, Pilates, such as youth and adult sports, swim Zumba®, Bootcamp, Cycling and Aqua lessons, day camps and so much more! Fitness for every fitness level • Nationwide Membership allows Y members • Fr ee age appropriate care (in Child Watch/ to visit any participating YMCA in the Kids Club) for up to two hours for children United States on an active membership while you work out
6 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org YMCA MEMBER BENEFITS
I JOINED
THE Y. | NOW WHAT? I JOINED THE Y. NOW WHAT?
Attend a New Sign-up for Schedule a Member Reception Wellness for Life Wellness Center Take advantage of all of the benefits Our free Wellness for Life coaching Orientation of your membership! After you program connects you with a trained Not sure where to start join, please register for our free wellness coach to support your in the Wellness Center? New Member Reception. In just 30 pursuit of healthy living. Our trained, Take a tour and get a basic minutes, we’ll help you discover the supportive staff will guide you in overview of the strength various programs we offer. Upon setting goals and provide tools and and cardio equipment completion of the reception, you’ll resources to help on your wellness available. Stop by the receive a $30 Y Rewards Card! Stop journey! Upon completion of the Wellness desk to register. by the Member Services desk for more program, you’ll receive a $30 Y Do you have children ages information on upcoming reception Rewards Card! Stop by the Wellness 11-14? Ask about YouthFit. dates. desk to register. (See pages 18 &19)
Questions? Email us at [email protected] with the branch you will visit most and we can assist.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MAKES THE Y AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE. To apply for financial assistance, complete the application form which is downloadable at fwymca.org/financial-assistance. Gather all documents in the following list that apply to your situation: most recent 30 days of income for all wage earners, government assistance verification, social security documents, other sources of income, proof of unemployment or court orders verifying child support. Bring the documents and application to the Membership Services desk at any Y in Allen, Whitley or Wells counties. Questions? Email us at [email protected].
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 7 PROGRAM REGISTRATION
PROGRAM SESSIONS
Winter I Winter II Spring Summer I Summer II Fall I Fall II
For specific program session and registration dates, visitfwymca.org/SessionInfo or your local branch.
YMCA MOBILE APP
The YMCA Mobile App offers many great features that you’re going to love!
• Digital YMCA Membership Card Use your smart phone to scan in at the Y. • Group Exercise Schedules and Other Information Access hundreds of group ex class schedules plus pool, gym, child-watch and Kid’s Club calendars. Scan here to download now! • Program Registration Save time by using the app to register for programs. • Workouts and Goal Center Keep track of your workouts and record progress toward your fitness goals. View your fitness accomplishments. Connect with other members and cheer them on! fwymca.org/app
8 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org PROGRAM REGISTRATION REGISTER FOR A PROGRAM: IN PERSON: ONLINE: YMCA MOBILE APP Stop by your local branch 1. Go to fwymca.org/programs 1. Go to fwymca.org/app to download and the front desk staff will 2. Click Login the YMCA App help get you started. To use 3. Cr eate or sign in to your 2. Click on the Program Registration tile credit vouchers or other account 3. Find the program you would like to discounts please register in 4. Find a program, click Register register for, click the Register button at person at the front desk of the bottom any one of our branches. 4. Create or sign in to your online account. | MOBILE APP Some View Program Schedules programs fill for program times, dates, up, so early registration is availability and descriptions. important!
Visit fwymca.org to view program schedules or pick up a branch specific copy at your branch.
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 9 ENCOURAGING TEAMWORK
“Clayton...grew in confidence every week and was eager to do better every time! He still SPORTS talks about the friends he made on that team, and LEAGUES can’t wait to play more this winter!”
Youth Sports at the Y are the starting point for many children to learn the importance of being active and developing healthy habits that will benefit them in life. Whether it’s gaining confidence that comes from learning a new skill or building positive relationships that lead to good sportsmanship and teamwork, participating in sports at the Y is about fostering core values and helping kids reach their full potential. SPORTS LEAGUES YMCA SPORTS LEAGUES *Seasons, grades, ages vary by branch. Check with your branch for additional details.
GRADES SEASONS LEAGUE NAME VARY* VARY* BRANCHES Coach Pitch Baseball PreK Summer Jorgensen Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Flag Football PreK Summer, Fall Renaissance Pointe, Whitley Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Soccer PreK All Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, PRESCHOOL Youth Basketball PreK Spring, Fall, Winter Renaissance Pointe, Whitley
Coach Pitch Baseball K - 2nd Summer Jorgensen Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Flag Football K - 6th Summer, Fall Renaissance Pointe, Whitley Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Soccer K - 6th All Whitley Volleyball 2nd - 6th Spring, Fall, Winter Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Whitley
SCHOOL AGE Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Youth Basketball K - 6th Spring, Winter Renaissance Pointe, Whitley
High School Summer Basketball 9th - 12th Summer Jorgensen Soccer 7th - 8th All Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Renaissance Pointe Volleyball 7th - 8th Spring, Fall, Winter Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview TEEN Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Youth Basketball 7th - 8th Spring, Winter, Fall Renaissance Pointe
Adult Basketball 18+ All Jorgensen, Whitley, Caylor-Nickel Adult Volleyball 40+ All Whitley Over 40 Basketball League 40+ All Renaissance Pointe ADULTS Pickleball 19+ All Whitley
PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL
The YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne proudly partners with the Fort Wayne Mad Ants to offer Youth Basketball.
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 11 DEVELOPING CHARACTER
“It’s wonderful to watch my son grow in SPORTS, confidence and ability in just a short amount of time. Most PLAY, & importantly it was awesome to see how much FUN he had. We MARTIAL had such incredible coaches, my son couldn’t wait to see ARTS them each week!”
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Program Descriptions can be found on page 14 for Sports, SPORTS, PLAY & MARTIAL ARTS Play & Martial Arts *Seasons, grades, ages vary by branch. Check with your branch for additional details.
AGES SEASONS PROGRAM NAME VARY* VARY* BRANCHES
Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Ages 3-5 School Year Homeschool PE Parkview
Martial Arts 5 Years Old All Jorgensen, Parkview
PRESCHOOL SPARK Kids Ages 3-5 All Jorgensen, Parkview
Basketball Fundamentals & Conditioning Grades 4-6 Summer Jorgensen Drop-in Rotating Sports Ages 11-12 All Parkview Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Homeschool PE Ages 6-11 School Year Parkview Intro to Triathlon Ages 7-12 All Jorgensen Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Ages 5-12 All Martial Arts Parkview Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jorgensen, Parkview, Ages 6-12 All Race Training Programs Skyline
SCHOOL AGE Running (Cross Country/Running Club/Track Grades 2-6 All Jorgensen, Parkview, Whitley Conditioning) Soccer Fundamentals Ages 5-12 Fall Caylor-Nickel Teen Drop-in Basketball 6th Grade All Parkview Young Stars Track Team Grades 1-5 Spring Renaissance Pointe
Basketball Fundamentals & Conditioning Grades 7-8 Summer Jorgensen Drop-in Rotating Sports Ages 13-18 All Parkview High School Basketball, Football, Spikeball Grades 9-12 All Jorgensen Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Ages 13-18 School Year Homeschool PE Parkview Intro to Triathlon Ages 13-18 All Jorgensen Late Night Basketball Ages 16-17 All Renaissance Pointe Martial Arts Ages 13-18 All Jorgensen, Parkview TEEN Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Ages 13-18 All Pickleball Jorgensen, Parkview, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jorgensen, Parkview, Ages 13-18 All Race Training Programs Skyline Running (Cross Country/Running Club/Track Grades 7-8 All Jorgensen, Parkview, Whitley Conditioning) Teen Drop-in Basketball/Volleyball Grades 7-12 All Jackson Lehman, Parkview Yoga Workshops Ages 15-18 All Parkview
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AGES/GRADES SEASONS PROGRAM NAME VARY* VARY* BRANCHES 40 and Over Adult Basketball Ages 40+ Fall, Winter Renaissance Pointe Adult Climb Ages 18+ All Jorgensen, Parkview Adult Futsal Ages 14+ Fall, Winter, Spring Caylor-Nickel, Central Adult Pick Up Badminton Ages 18+ All Jorgensen, Parkview Adult Pick Up Basketball Ages 18+ All Jackson Lehman, Parkview Adult Pick Up Volleyball Ages 18+ All Parkview, Whitley ADULT Late Night Basketball Ages 18-26 All Renaissance Pointe Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Pickleball Ages 18+ All Whitley Race Training Programs Ages 18+ All Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jorgensen, Parkview, Skyline, Whitley Yoga Workshops Ages 15+ All Parkview
SPORTS, PLAY, & MARTIAL ARTS PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
40 and Over Adult Basketball - A competitive fourteen week basketball Pickleball - A racquet sport which combines elements of badminton, league with participants being 37 years old or older with an average age tennis, and table tennis, is the perfect way to get great exercise without of forty years old. Maximum of 12 participants per team. Each game will overly taxing the body. be officiated by licensed professionals. Race Training Programs – A variety of programs available throughout the Adult Climb - Climbing wall is reserved for members & guests 18+. year that focus on a goal. Adult Futsal - Futsal (also called Indoor Soccer) is a fast-paced soccer Running (Cross Country/Running Club/Track Conditioning) - These game that has smaller courts with smaller teams and smaller goals. programs help participants work on their endurance and teaches them Adult Pick Up Basketball/Volleyball/Badminton - Pickup basketball/ the fundamentals. volleyball/badminton games. Soccer Fundamentals - Teaches the techniques and skills needed to learn Basketball Fundamentals & Conditioning - Program focuses on the sport and to improve the abilities of those that already play. developing the grassroots of basketball, fundamentals and fun. SPARK Kids - Using Sports, Play & Active Recreation for Kids this drop-in Drop-in Rotating Sports – Drop-in games of floor hockey, volleyball, class provides children with high energy, rhythmic, engaging activities that soccer, and badminton. foster social and motor development. Open to children with all abilities. High School Sports Basketball, Football, Spikeball - High school 5 on 5 Teen Drop-in Basketball/Volleyball Pickup basketball/volleyball games. league. Form your own team and play against other high school teams. Yoga Workshops - Session based yoga which educates you on the Homeschool PE - Physical Education class (gym & pool) with the possible practice of yoga and the many dimensions it includes. Each day of the addition of art for homeschool children. session will build off each other which will allow you to deepen your practice. Intro to Triathlon - This program will introduce participants to multi- sport and triathlon training. At the end of the session, participants will Young Stars Track Team - This track program is designed for beginners compete in a mini indoor triathlon with other participants of their age to learn the basics of track and field including form, speed and agility group. training, shot put, discus, and overall athletic function. Late Night Basketball - Focuses on providing teens and young adults with a positive structured, and safe environment, while exposing them to much more than basketball. Martial Arts (Karate, Hung Ga, Tang Soo Do, Judo) - Goal is to instill a love for the mental, physical, and spiritual discipline into participants.
14 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org SPORTS, PLAY, & MARTIAL ARTS | TEEN PROGRAMS MAKING CONNECTIONS Through the YMCA’s activities for teens, Y youth are cultivating the values, skills and relationships that lead to positive behaviors, better health and educational achievement. TEEN PROGRAMS
AGES/GRADES SEASONS TEEN PROGRAM NAME VARY* VARY* BRANCHES Cooking Classes Grades 6-12 All Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen
Club Pulse Grades 6-12 School Year Jackson Lehman Caylor-Nickel, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Jackson Lehman, Grades 6-12 All Friday Night Live/Saturday Night Fever Jorgensen Generation Z Grades 6-8 School Year Jorgensen
Hammer Time Ages 11-18 Summer Central
Late Night Basketball Ages 16-25 All Renaissance Pointe
Safe Sitter Babysitting Class Ages 11-14 All Jorgensen, Whitley, Parkview, Caylor-Nickel, Central
Six 33 Ages 11-15 School Year Parkview
Skyline Urban Bike School Ages 13-19 Spring, Summer, Fall Skyline
SOS Achievers Grades 6-12 School year Renaissance Pointe
TASS The After School Spot Grades 6-12 School year Renaissance Pointe Jackson Lehman, Whitley, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Grades 6-12 All Teen Leaders Club Central, Jorgensen Teen Life Skills Grades 6-12 School Year Parkview
Teen Night at the Rock Ages 11-18 All Parkview
Jackson Lehman, Parkview, Central, Renaissance Pointe, Grades 7-12 Fall, Winter YMCA Youth and Government Jorgensen Youth Chef Academy Ages 11-18 School Year Parkview
TEEN PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
Cooking Classes - Instructional classes to teach participants how to SOS achievers - This college prep program provides student and parent cook and bake and be able to help around the kitchen. workshops, college visits, volunteer and internship opportunities as well Club Pulse - A positive place to come together which includes stem as job shadowing opportunities. programming, career exploration and college readiness. TASS The After School Spot - Offers academic support, service learning Friday Night Live/Saturday Night Fever - An interactive social and life skills development. Fun activities range from the culinary arts to experience to engage one other in sports, video games, music and more. hip hop dance. Generation Z - This afterschool program gives students freedom to Teen Leaders Club - Focuses on leadership development, service to choose from a variety of activities, with homework support available. others, social responsibility and personal growth. Hammer Time - This class helps students learn the basics of Teen Life Skills - Class explores fun and relevant life skills. (Includes maintenance tools and repairs plus complete a building project. jewelry making and car maintenance.) Late Night Basketball - Focuses on providing teens and young adults Teen Night at the Rock - Explore positive decision making through the with a positive structured and safe environment, while exposing them to lenses of the 40 developmental assets while dominating the rock wall. much more than basketball. YMCA Youth and Government - Provides high school youth the Safe Sitter Babysitting Class - Teaches potential babysitters how to opportunity to study and debate public issues, experience the judicial care for children. Introduces general infant/child CPR, first aid and more. branch of our state government, write legislation and much more. Six 33 - Students gather for games, worship, teaching and small group Youth Chef Academy - Learn the basics of cooking quick, simple meals. huddles. Focus is on developing kids to live and lead like Jesus. Lessons on kitchenware, safety, cleanliness and ingredient reading. Skyline Urban Bike School - Students earn their own bike by learning basic bike maintenance skills and rules of the road. fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 15 FUELING HEALTHY HABITS “The YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention program has FITNESS, helped me become more conscious of what I am eating, TRAINING, move more and make healthier choices. I love that I have become WELLNESS & friends with the people in my group and we all really care EDUCATION about each other.”
16 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org FITNESS, TRAINING, WELLNESS & EDUCATION FITNESS, TRAINING, WELLNESS & EDUCATION Being healthy means more than simply being physically active. It’s about maintaining a balanced spirit, mind and body. At the Y, it’s not about the activity you choose as much as it is about the benefits of living healthier on the inside as well as the outside.
Class Descriptions can be found on page 19 for Fitness, *Seasons, grades, ages vary by branch. Check with your branch for additional details. Training, Wellness, & Education.
CLASS/PROGRAM NAME AGES VARY* SEASONS VARY* BRANCHES Group Exercise (See Below) FREE! 15+, Or passed YouthFit All All Corporate Challenge Ages 18+ Summer, Fall Caylor-Nickel, Central, Whitley eGym FREE! 15+, Or passed YouthFit All Skyline Express Workout LifeFitness Resistance 15+, Or passed YouthFit All Whitley
Healthy Events & Challenges All All All
FITNESS Precor Workout Tracking System FREE! 15+, Or passed YouthFit All Jackson Lehman, Skyline Skyline, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, 15+, Or passed YouthFit All Queenax/Synergy FREE! Renaissance Pointe Walk/Run/Swim Race Events All All All
Group Exercise classes are a great way to meet people, boost your motivation and add variety to your workouts. Work your heart and lungs, improve muscle strength, hit the dance floor or focus on the health of your mind and body.
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Group Exercise Classes FREE! (Members only) A fun way to stay motivated and reach your personal fitness goals! Rather than jumping on a machine or going for a run, gather some friends and get a workout by moving to the beat of your favorite songs. Trained instructors lead the workout through a variety of movement combinations that exercise your muscles while you have fun at the same time. Whether it be kick-boxing - yoga - cycling or Zumba®, choose something you like and join the group! Many instructors offer adaptations for beginners so anyone can benefit regardless of their level of fitness. Classes include but are not limited to: Balance and Coordination, belly dancing, Body Blast, Boot Camp, Core 15, Core 30, Cycling, Flex N Stretch, Kick Boxing, Line Dancing, Pilates, Piloxing®, PiYo®, Pound, Queenax Circuit Training, RIP, RX Fitness, SilverSneakers®, Step N Sculpt, Tabata, Tabata Shred, T-N-T (Tighten and Tone), TRX®, Turbokick®, Y-Cycle, Yoga, Yogalates, Zumba®, Zumba® Choreography, Zumba® Gold, Zumba® Toning, Water Aerobics, Outdoor Bootcamp.
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A1C Screening Ages 18+ All Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Parkview, Jorgensen Blood Pressure Screenings FREE! Ages 18+ All All Blood Pressure Self Monitoring Program Ages 18+ All All Body Composition Analysis FREE! Ages 18+ All All Enhance Fitness Ages 55+ All All Fitness Assessments FREE! Ages 18+ All All Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Health & Well-Being Seminars Ages 18+ All Renaissance Pointe, Whitley
® Central, Jackson Lehman, Renaissance Pointe, Parkview, LIVESTRONG at the YMCA FREE! Ages 18+ All Jorgensen, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Monthly Health Screenings FREE! Ages 18+ All Renaissance Pointe
WELLNESS Nutrition & Health Coaching Ages 18+ All All
Obesity Wellness Network (OWN) Ages 18+ All Renaissance Pointe
Pedaling for Parkinson’s Ages 18+ All Caylor-Nickel, Parkview, Whitley
Weight Management Programs Ages 18+ All All
Whole Living Health Coaching Ages 18+ All Whitley Central, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program Ages 18+ All Pointe, Whitley Yoga Workshops Ages 18+ All Parkview
Spanish Ages 16+ All Central, Jorgensen, Parkview English as a Second Language FREE! Ages 16+ All Central Personal Finance Ages 16+ All All Cooking Classes Ages 5+ All Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen (Spring 2020) EDUCATION Youth Chef Academy Ages 11-18 All Parkview
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FITNESS, TRAINING, WELLNESS & EDUCATION PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
A1C Screening - Find out if you are at risk for Type 2 Diabetes with a patients with Parkinson’s to pedal a bike. simple blood test. Personal & Group Training - This program is for those that are just Blood Pressure Screenings FREE Blood Pressure Screening. beginning to incorporate exercise and the Y into their lifestyle or those Blood Pressure Self Monitoring Program - Participants work with members that are looking to expand their current routines. Program trained healthy heart ambassadors for the duration of a 4 month includes 3 training sessions with a Certified Personal Trainer. program. Precor Workout Tracking System - Treadmills, ellipticals and bikes with Body Composition Analysis - This one-on-one assessment measures a personalized fitness experience designed to help you achieve your resting heart rate, blood pressure, body composition, cardiovascular goals. With the Preva system you can set your weekly goals based on endurance, muscular strength and endurance, and flexibility. distance, time and calories burned and will track your weekly progress. You can choose from a variety of workout programs and with Preva’s Cooking Classes - Learn new recipes and enjoy delicious food. May technology you can watch TV, access the Internet, watch downloaded include classes such as Savory Starters, Taste the World on a Budget, videos and access streaming sources such as Netflix and Hulu. Sensational Salads, & Quick Easy Meals. Queenax - Reminiscent of a playground climbing frame, the Queenax Corporate Challenge - Bring your team’s A game to various athletic system combines a hanging or suspension apparatus with various competitions with other local companies. stations that allow for the latest training methods. The class is designed eGym - An 8-piece circuit training system that is tailored to your goals for functional fitness training and conditioning. and progress. This system will allow you to track workouts, perform Synergy - A training device that combines stabilization and dynamic strength tests, determine muscle imbalances and biological age. motion, through unique and innovative high intensity strength and cardio English as a Second Language - Participants will learn basic vocabulary movements coupled with synergy’s fluid force technology. HIIT style and phrases using the English language. During each class, participants classes and workouts are popular with this apparatus. will learn and become familiar with the basic concepts of English. Safety Course CPR/First Aid/AED - Courses are designed for anyone Childcare is provided upon request. from the general public to professional rescuer. All participants receive Enhance Fitness - A senior based fitness and arthritis management course material and certification upon completing the course. program that focuses on increasing cardiovascular endurance, strength, Spanish - Conversational Spanish class is perfect for anyone wishing to balance and flexibility. learn Spanish for the first time. Classes are taught in a fun environment Express Workout LifeFitness Resistance - This workout is designed with interactive activities. for those on the go or someone that wants to incorporate a total body Whole Living Health Coaching - Ideal for those seeking improved health workout in less than thirty minutes. This circuit workout incorporates and well-being. Provides sessions on whole food nutrition education, machines and a timer to start and stop each exercise. kitchen pantry basics, meal planning and lifestyle strategies to keep you Financial Health - Financial Peace University is a 9 week program, and motived to reach your health and wellness goals. Navigating Your Finances God’s Way is a 6 week program; both are a YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program - In a classroom setting, a trained biblically-based video-driven small group study that teaches families to lifestyle coach will facilitate a small group of participants in learning beat debt, build wealth and give like never before! about healthier eating, physical activity and other behavior changes. The Fitness Assessments - A series of exercises that help evaluate one’s year-long program goals are to reduce body weight by 7% and increase overall health and physical status. Results from the tests are used as physical activity to 150 minutes per week. a starting point for designing an appropriate exercise program or to Yoga Workshops - Join us for this session based yoga that will educate measure progress. you on the practice of yoga and the many dimensions it includes. Group Exercise - See page 17. Each session will focus on a new practice that will educate you on a Health & Well-Being Seminars - Designed to provide helpful information certain dimension of yoga and the movement that is associated with around important spiritual and health issues. this practice. Each day of the session will build off each other to form and educate this dimension of yoga that will allow you to deepen your Healthy Events & Challenges - Various events that include Turkey Trot, practice. Triathlon, Rat Race, Strength Challenge, Power Lifting, etc. Events, ages, branches vary. Youth Chef Academy - Students will learn the basics of cooking quick, Lifeguarding Class - The purpose of the American Red Cross simple meals. Lessons on kitchenware, safety, cleanliness and ingredient Lifeguarding course is to provide entry-level lifeguard participants with reading. the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to aquatic YouthFit - A Wellness coach teaches proper equipment usage and basic emergencies and to provide care breathing and cardiac emergencies, exercise guidelines on strength training equipment. Completion of this injuries, and sudden illnesses until emergency medical personal take over. program is required before using the Wellness Center. LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA - This free, 12-week program meets the Walk/Run/Swim/Race Events - Includes events such as Turkey Trot, needs of adults with cancer before, during and after treatment. Cancer The Spirit, Mind, Body Triathlon, Race Series, running clubs, and wellness survivors move beyond illness to reclaim wellness in spirit, mind and challenges. body. Weight Management Programs - (Including programs such as Y Weight Monthly Health Screenings - Services may include foot and ankle Loss) Programs which help individuals identify ways to make small screenings, chiropractic screenings and wellness assessments. changes to their behavior to help them meet their personal lifestyle and Nutrition and Health Coaching - Focuses on whole food education, weight loss goals. kitchen pantry basics, meal planning, and behavioral techniques to keep you motivated to reach your weight management goals. Obesity Wellness Network (OWN) -A 12-month program designed for low income individuals who are considered clinically obese (greater than 30.0 BMI). Encourages behavior, lifestyle and dietary change. Pedaling for Parkinson’s - Regular exercise is an important way to treat symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. This program offers a safe outlet for
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“The gymnastics program at the Y has ART, MUSIC, helped my daughter gain so much confidence. She DANCE & has learned new skills but also learned to believe in GYMNASTICS herself.” ART, MUSIC, DANCE & GYMNASTICS ART, MUSIC, DANCE & GYMNASTICS *Seasons, grades, ages vary by branch. Check with your branch for additional details. Class Descriptions can be found on page 22 for Art, Music, Dance & Gymnastics.
PROGRAM NAME AGES VARY* SEASONS VARY* BRANCHES Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Ages 3-5 Spring, Fall, Winter Ballet Renaissance Pointe Crafty Kids Ages 3-5 Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen
Jackson Lehman, Parkview, Caylor-Nickel, Ages 3-5 All Gymnastics - Preschool, Bodies in Motion Jorgensen, Whitley 6 months -3 Jackson Lehman, Parkview, Caylor-Nickel, All Parent & Child Gymnastics years Jorgensen, Whitley INFANT & INFANT
PRESCHOOL Music Lessons Guitar 5 Years Old All Parkview Preschool Music Ages 4-6 Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen
Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Ages 6-12 Spring, Fall, Winter Ballet Renaissance Pointe Cheerleading Grades K-9th All Renaissance Pointe, Jackson Lehman Drawing Class Ages 11+ All Jackson Lehman Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Ages 6-12 All Gymnastics - School Age Whitley, Caylor-Nickel Integrative Arts (After School Program) 6th Grade All, School Year Child Care, Renaissance Pointe Photography Class 6th Grade Spring, Winter Jorgensen Music Lessons
SCHOOL AGE SCHOOL Guitar Ages 6-12 All Parkview, Caylor-Nickel Piano Ages 6-12 Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe Private and Group Music Instruction Ages 5-12 All Renaissance Pointe, Caylor-Nickel String (Bass, Cello, Viola, Violin) Ages 8+ All Parkview Ukulele Ages 6-12 All Parkview, Caylor-Nickel
Adult Dance Ages 14+ All Central Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Ages 13+ Spring, Fall, Winter Ballet Renaissance Pointe Cheerleading Grades 7-9 All Renaissance Pointe, Jackson Lehman Integrative Arts (After School Program) Grades 7-12 All, School Year Child Care, Renaissance Pointe Painting Class Ages 16+ All Jackson Lehman Photography Class Grades 6+ Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen
TEEN Music Lessons Guitar Ages 13+ All Parkview, Caylor-Nickel Piano Ages 13-17 Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe Private and Group Music Instruction Ages 13-17 All Renaissance Pointe, Caylor-Nickel String (Bass, Cello, Viola, Violin) Ages 13+ All Parkview Ukulele Ages 13+ All Parkview, Caylor-Nickel
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Adult Dance Ages 18+ All Central
Painting Class Ages 18+ All Jackson Lehman
Photography Class Ages 18+ Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen
Music Lessons
Guitar Ages 18+ All Parkview, Caylor-Nickel
ADULT Piano Ages 18+ Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe
Private and Group Music Instruction Ages 18+ All Renaissance Pointe, Caylor-Nickel
String (Bass, Cello, Viola, Violin) Ages 18+ All Parkview
Ukulele Ages 18+ All Parkview, Caylor-Nickel
ART, MUSIC, DANCE, & GYMNASTICS
Adult Dance - Influenced by different styles, learn a routine to an entire dance, drumming, photography and creative writing which enrich the overall song. experience of each child. Ballet - Class instruction focuses on teaching correct body alignment, Painting Class -Provides classes to people interested in learning about terminology and technique so students gain physical strength, flexibility, painting and projects. stamina and agility. Parent & Child Gymnastics - This class will get your toddler up and Cheerleading - The fundamentals of cheer are taught through basic stunts, moving!! Program includes stretching, gymnastics, obstacle course, color jumps, motions and cheers. and shape recognition, dancing and more! Come and see what a blast your Crafty Kids - This program is designed to give preschool children an toddler will have when they start moving and grooving! Parent participation opportunity for fun, learning and creativity. Theme based activities include is required. games, songs, crafts, stories and more. Photography Class - This class will help you capture better images by Drawing Class - Educates young people on two and three dimensional teaching you the use of light and background and various techniques that drawing, shading and other group projects. will improve your pictures. Guitar - Lessons taught in a friendly, relaxed environment with experienced Piano - Students will learn notation, rhythm and piano technique. Includes instructors. hands on activities and keyboard playing. Gymnastics - Preschool, Bodies in Motion - This class will introduce PRESCHOOL Music - Program goal is to help children grow their skills in your child to tumbling and is designed for fitness and age-appropriate skill pitch and rhythm, critical listening, creative listening and keyboard playing. development including forward and backward rolls, cartwheels, bridges and Private and Group Music Instruction - For all skill levels and ages. Learn balancing. from a musically trained instructor how to play an instrument, or how to Gymnastics - School Age - Designed for beginning level gymnastics. use your vocal chords! Focus is on fitness and basic skill development. Goal is to create a fun and String (Bass, Cello, Viola, Violin) - Musician chooses between the viola, safe environment for participants while learning the basics of gymnastics violin, cello or bass. movements. Ukulele - Lessons taught in a friendly, relaxed environment with Integrative Arts (After School Program) - Integrative Arts enhance YMCA experienced instructors. preK, After school and select summer day camp programs by offering children opportunities for creative expression. By collaborating with local artists and arts groups, these traditional programs are infused with music,
FREE YMCA MEMBERSHIP For 7th Graders Do you know a local 7th grader looking for a fun place to spend time with friends? Are you a parent looking to surround your teen with positive role models? If you answered yes, then contact your local Y about a FREE YMCA membership for your 7th grader. (Offer valid for residents of Adams, Allen, Whitley and Wells counties.) No purchase necessary. ART, MUSIC, DANCE & GYMNASTICS | FREE MEMBERSHIP FOR 7TH GRADERS | CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS
STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY YMCA CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS The YMCA mission is behind the work we do every day as we strive to love, care and serve everyone. Our history and our future prioritize meeting the needs of an ever-changing community and opening our doors to everyone. Below are some examples of outreach efforts which reflect our Christian heritage: Good Friday Breakfast – Fellowship and enjoy a positive Key Ministry Partners - The YMCA has built a special message as part of your Easter holiday. collaboration with these organizations as we work to National Day of Prayer – Gather on the first Thursday build a healthy spirit for all. in May to pray for each other. • Ten Point Coalition - A pivotal program of Fort Fueling Your Faith Retreat – Get away at the end of Wayne UNITED. Includes bringing volunteers and September to beautiful YMCA Camp Potawotami to be congregations together to support the foot patrols in renewed in your spirit. the Oxford Neighborhood. Church Partnerships – The YMCA partners with many • Associated Churches of Fort Wayne and Allen congregations for community service projects, spiritual County – We foster Christian (and multi-faith) work development events, family life classes and collaboration and support families through community events such on large events in local Ys. Some churches meet in a as the Father’s Day 5K, the Clergy Luncheon, etc. branch for weekly Sunday worship. • Run Hard, Rest Well – Through retreats and classes Chaplaincy – Christian clergy volunteer at local Y’s to we promote a healthier spirit. provide spiritual care to anyone seeking a listening ear or • NeighborLink - A positive way for volunteers to help encouraging spirit. out their neighbors through home repair and yard Community Discussion Groups – Led by staff or improvement projects. volunteers. These include Bible studies, personal wellness, spiritual development, prayer groups and more. Enneagram Training - Learn how to use the Enneagram to grow a healthier spirit in your relationships at home, work and in the community.
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ENCOURAGING BELONGING Older adults, individuals 55 and above, are a significant and growing segment of our communities. All adults benefit from engaging in Y activities as they enhance connections, decrease a sense of isolation and improve overall well-being. Programs will teach you how to build muscle strength, endurance and increase mobility.
Active Older Adults Your branch has special activities Active Older Adult Wellness Education These wellness/ and events such as luncheons, Euchre and more! This preventative educational seminars are open to all active program is for active older adults wanting to stay busy older adults. We combine food, fun and fellowship while and meet new people. enjoying a guest speaker or a fun activity. Active Older Adult Outings Watch for information and Group Exercise Classes Including: Active Older Adult registration dates for fun outings for the active older Zumba Gold®, SilverSneakers® Circuit, SilverSneakers® adult community! These events consist of trips to plays, Classic and Enhance Fitness. Check online at fwymca.org flea markets, restaurants and conventions. or download our app to see the current group exercise schedules. (Members only)
The Sensory Room has many benefits, including: SENSORY ROOM • Ther apeutic space with specialized equipment Jackson R. Lehman Family YMCA • P ersonalized sensory input to help participants calm down and focus so they are better prepared to interact with others Engaging adults and children with • Saf e environment overseen by trained staff sensory processing conditions can be a • Plac e to reduce tension and agitation while promoting individualized challenging task, especially since a lot of learning learning equipment can be daunting. The • Specifically designed and utilized for soothing sensory stimulation Sensory Room at the Jackson R. Lehman • Pr omotes relaxation and creates positive change Family YMCA was designed to make the • Spac e for children to bond with their caregivers to form strong Y available to ALL. relationships to be carried into everyday life • Multisensory room that benefits individuals with varying diagnoses Questions? Visit the Membership Services desk at the Jackson R. fwymca.org/sensory-room Lehman Family YMCA.
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FAMILY PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
STRENGTHENING FAMILY BONDS Serving families has always been at the heart of the Y. We are a place where you can find respite from social, economic and educational challenges and learn how to overcome them. We have a fundamental desire to provide opportunities for every family to build stronger bonds, achieve greater work/life balance and become more engaged with the community. Just a few of our family programs include: • Summer cookouts and fishing derbies, Dive-In Movies • Trip to Wrigley Field to see a Chicago Cubs game, Ski in Michigan, Canoeing • Holiday events at the Y for Halloween, Christmas and Easter • Classes to encourage family well-being such as Positive Discipline • C ountless free social events, family nights and activities including Nerf Night and so much more! No matter what your family is interested in, we have the perfect activity for you! Inquire at the front desk or check out our latest program listing for all the great family activities we offer.
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“The Y has changed my life! Because of the Y and the pool, I’ve lost 55lbs and SWIM still counting. My strength and stamina are better and my overall LESSONS & well-being has improved. The Y has also given me many new friends who’ve made a big AQUATICS difference in my life.”
Swimming is a life-long skill that helps participants build confidence which can lead to a healthy, enjoyable lifestyle. Swimming lessons not only focus on the skills of the sport but also emphasize the importance of being safe in, on and around the water. Lessons are taught in stages beginning with the age that corresponds to a child’s development. Students within each age group are taught the same skills.
26 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org SWIM LESSONS & AQUATICS SWIM LESSON SELECTOR
WHAT AGE GROUP DOES THE STUDENT FALL INTO?
6 months–3 years 3 years–5 years 5 years–12 years 12+ years PARENT* & CHILD: PRESCHOOL: SCHOOL AGE: TEEN - ADULT: STAGES A–B STAGES 1–4 STAGES 1–6 STAGES 1–6
Students within each age group are taught the same skills, but start at the stage that corresponds to their development. (See questions below)
WHICH STAGE IS THE STUDENT READY FOR? STAGES:
Can the student respond to If NO, begin with STAGE A. A / WATER verbal cues and jump on land? If YES, continue to the next question. DISCOVERY
Is the student comfortable If NO, begin with STAGE B. working with an instructor B / WATER without a parent in the water? If YES, continue to the next question. EXPLORATION
Will the student go under If NO, begin with STAGE 1. 1 / WATER water voluntarily? If YES, continue to the next question. ACCLIMATION
Can the student do a front and If NO, begin with STAGE 2. 2 / WATER back float on his or her own? If YES, continue to the next question. MOVEMENT
Can the student swim 10–15 yards on his or her front and If NO, begin with STAGE 3. 3 / WATER back? If YES, continue to the next question. STAMINA
Can the student swim 15 yards If NO, begin with STAGE 4. 4 / STROKE of front and back crawl? If YES, continue to the next question. INTRODUCTION
Can the student swim front If NO, begin with STAGE 5. crawl, back crawl, and 5 / STROKE breaststroke across the pool? If YES, continue to the next question. DEVELOPMENT
Can the student swim front crawl, If NO, begin with STAGE 6. 6 / STROKE back crawl, and breaststroke If YES, ask about swim teams or lifeguarding. across the pool and back? MECHANICS
* F amilies take a variety of forms so we define parent to include all adults with primary responsibility for raising children, including biological parents, adoptive parents, guardians, stepparents, grandparents, or any other type of parenting relationship.
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*Seasons, grades, ages vary by branch. AQUATICS PROGRAMS Check with your branch for additional details. Class Descriptions can be found on pages 28, 30 for Aquatics Programs PROGRAM NAME AGES VARY* SEASONS VARY* BRANCHES Ages 6 months All All except Skyline Stage A WATER DISCOVERY - PARENT CHILD - 3 years + Ages 6 months Stage B WATER EXPLORATION - PARENT CHILD All All except Skyline INFANT INFANT - 3 years
Stage A WATER DISCOVERY - PARENT CHILD Ages 3-5 All All except Skyline
Stage B WATER EXPLORATION - PARENT CHILD Ages 3-5 All All except Skyline
Stage 1 WATER ACCLIMATION Ages 3-5 All All except Skyline
Stage 2 WATER MOVEMENT Ages 3-5 All All except Skyline
Stage 3 WATER STAMINA Ages 3-5 All All except Skyline Central, Jorgensen, Renaissance Stage 4 STROKE INTRODUCTION Ages 3-5 All PRESCHOOL Pointe, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Homeschool Swim Lessons Ages 3-5 Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen, Parkview Private Swim Lessons Ages 3-5 All All except Skyline
Stage 1 WATER ACCLIMATION 6-12 years All All except Skyline
Stage 2 WATER MOVEMENT 6-12 years All All except Skyline
Stage 3 WATER STAMINA 6-12 years All All except Skyline
Stage 4 STROKE INTRODUCTION 6-12 years All All except Skyline
Stage 5 STROKE DEVELOPMENT 6-12 years All All except Skyline
Stage 6 STROKE MECHANICS 6-12 years All All except Skyline Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Homeschool Swim Lessons Ages 6-12 Spring, Fall, Winter Jorgensen, Parkview Introduction to Triathlon Ages 7-12 All Jorgensen
Pooligans Ages 9-12 All Jorgensen, Parkview
Private Swim Lessons Ages 3-12 All All except Skyline SCHOOL AGE SCHOOL
SCUBA - I tried Ages 10+ Spring, Summer Parkview
SCUBA (Full certification Course) 12 years old Spring, Summer Parkview
Spirit, Mind, Body Triathlon 12 years old Summer Jorgensen
Triathlete Swim Class 12 years old Winter, Spring Parkview
YMCA Swim Teams Ages 5-12 Fall, Winter Central, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Youth Swim Conditioning Ages 6-12 Spring, Winter Lehman
Adaptive Swimming Class see pages 35-37
fwymca.orgfwymca.org | YMCA OF | GREATERYMCA OF FORT GREATER WAYNE FORT | 29 WAYNE | 29 AQUATICS PROGRAMS CONTINUED PROGRAM NAME AGES SEASONS BRANCHES Homeschool Swim Lessons Ages 13-14 Spring, Fall, Winter Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Lifeguarding Class Ages 15-18 All Parkview, Renaissance Pointe Pooligans Ages 13-14 All Jorgensen, Parkview Private Swim Lessons Ages 13-18 All All except Skyline SCUBA - I tried Ages 13-18 Spring, Summer Parkview SCUBA (Full certification Course) Ages 13-18 Spring, Summer Parkview
TEENS Spirit, Mind, Body Triathlon Ages 13-18 Summer Jorgensen Teen Swim Lessons Ages 13-18 All All except Skyline Triathlete Swim Class Ages 13-18 Winter, Spring Parkview YMCA Swim Teams Ages 13-18 Fall, Winter Central, Whitley, Jorgensen Youth Swim Conditioning Ages 13-18 Spring, Winter Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman
Adult Swimming 18 years old+ All All except Skyline Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Lifeguarding Class 18 years old+ All Parkview, Renaissance Pointe Masters Swim Team 18 years old+ All Caylor-Nickel, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen Private Swim Lessons 18 years old+ All All except Skyline SCUBA - I tried 18 years old+ Spring Summer Jackson Lehman, Parkview ADULTS SCUBA (Full certification Course) 18 years old+ Spring Summer Jackson Lehman, Parkview Spirit, Mind, Body Triathlon 18 years old+ Summer Jorgensen Swim Incentive Challenge 18 years old+ All Jorgensen, Parkview
AQUATICS PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
Adult Swimming - Available for all skill levels to help review basic swimming SCUBA (Full certification course) - Course consists of pool instruction skills and encourage healthy habits. and classroom instruction to learn techniques and procedures to become a Homeschool Swim Lessons - For home school students interested in swim safe, confident, Eco-conscious diver. lessons in addition to other home school gym time. Spirit, Mind, Body Triathlon - Super Sprint Triathlon with adult and youth Introduction to Triathlon - Participants will be introduced to multi- categories. sport and triathlon training. They will learn tips and tricks to have more Stage A, B, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6 - (See page 28) endurance, improved technique and better pacing while swimming, biking Swim Incentive Challenge - The Swim Incentive challenge is a fun and and running. Participants compete in a mini indoor triathlon to beat their competitive challenge designed to jump start your health goals and best times. motivate you to stay on track and keep things interesting. The challenge Lifeguarding Class - Provides knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize, changes throughout the year to keep everything fun and exciting. and respond to aquatic emergencies. Provides care breathing and Teen Swim Lessons - Swimmers focus on developing competitive strokes cardiac emergencies, injuries, and sudden illnesses until emergency and increasing endurance. Teens are introduced to exercise drills and how medical personal take over. Successful completion of this course includes to develop an exercise plan. certification in Lifeguarding, CPR/AED, Emergency Oxygen, and First Aid. Triathlete Swim Class - Focuses on developing an efficient front crawl Masters Swim Team - Practices are organized with specific objectives and stroke for swimming longer distances, such as triathlons or physical tailored to individual abilities. conditioning. Pooligans - Focuses on fun in the water. Learn fun pool games like Water YMCA Swim Teams - Introduction to the world of competitive swimming. Polo, Water Quidditch & Aqua Zumba. Focus is on technique, learning the four competitive strokes, and developing Private Swim Lessons - Offered for those who prefer one-on-one learning endurance. at their own pace. To request private swim lessons please inquire at the Youth Swim Conditioning - Perfect your strokes and increase endurance. Member Services Desk. This conditioning focuses on stroke development, technique and endurance. SCUBA - I tried - One hour “mini” course allows non-divers to experience the magic of SCUBA in the pool under the supervision of our instructional staff.
30 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org SWIM LESSONS & AQUATICS | INTERNATIONAL SERVICE TRIPS | BIKE HUB INTERNATIONAL SERVICE TRIPS For many years, diverse teams of service-minded people between 18 to 76 years old have immersed themselves in a variety of Service Trips run by the YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne. Members, non-members, staff and volunteers from YMCAs around the country have served or benefited more than 1,800 individuals and contributed more than 9,600 volunteer service hours to support the work of the YMCAs in Chile and Peru. In collaboration with local businesses, universities and entities such as Parkview Hospital, we have conducted Medical Health Campaigns that focus on women’s and family health in the areas of gynecology, dentistry, ultrasounds, labs and general medicine in rural areas in Arequipa, Peru. At the YMCA, it is an integral part of our mission to educate the community about the broader scope of the Y and its global work. We added new service opportunities to the YMCAs in Germany and Patagonia. To learn more, find additional details and/or apply, please visit our website:fwymca.org/service-trips .
THE BIKE HUB AT THE SKYLINE YMCA The indoor bike hub, located in the Skyline Parking Garage off of Berry Street in Fort Wayne, is a secured storage unit with bike racks for bike storage downtown. For a monthly fee bikes are kept in a storage unit but accessible 24 hours a day using a secured access code. Make arrangements to secure a bike rack through Fort Wayne Outfitters located inside of the Skyline YMCA.
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 31 STRENGTHENING EACH OTHER “I am working hard now because I see success in my future... COMMUNITY Thank you...for everything you’ve done for my education PROGRAMS & and for supporting me. VOLUNTEERISM I love you all.” - SOCAP Participant COMMUNITY PROGRAMS & VOLUNTEERISM COMMUNITY PROGRAMS & VOLUNTEERISM We understand the challenges that keep individuals from reaching their full potential and respond with services and support which help people to be self-reliant, productive and connected to the community. We address the unique needs of our neighborhoods through services focused on critical areas, such as child welfare, community health, job training, environmental education, quality of life and family services and volunteerism.
Hit the Spot YMCA YOUTH SERVICE Renaissance Pointe YMCA provides a hot and healthy dinner Monday through BUREAU PROGRAMS Friday for kids who are 18 and under. This program is free and is open to anyone who is 18 and under. Anti-Graffiti Network Youth involved in community service paint over graffiti Military Outreach Initiative throughout the area. In 25 years, we have cleaned graffiti The Y proudly offers memberships to eligible military families and personnel to from more than 72,000 sites in Fort Wayne. To report graffiti provide extra support during a time when loved ones are deployed away from to be removed, call the Anti-Graffiti Hotline at 260.449.4747. home. For more information about eligibility requirements please contact the front desk at your local branch or go to ASYMCA.org. Family Group Decision Making Working together with families of at-risk youth and Y On the Fly professional facilitators, we help develop an action plan while Kids are invited to check out the Y on the Fly van which is part of a free teaching families to recognize and utilize their own strengths community program offered to 10 locations in under-served neighborhoods. It to fix current problems and prevent future conflicts. includes fun, active play and educational activities that inspire kids to stay active and explore throughout the summer. Youth Advocate Mentoring A Youth Advocate provides in-depth mentoring and case Skyline Urban Bike School (SUBS) management to selected youth with the goal of helping them Youth are trained by volunteers on the basics of bicycle repairs, care, and riding to succeed at home and in their education to graduate from safety, with the opportunity to earn a free bike. This program is led by volunteers high school. A key part of this program is getting youth during the Spring and Fall in partnership with Skyline YMCA and Heart of the City connected to YMCA programs that provide structure, skill- Ministries. building and learning opportunities. Safe Place Program SAFETY PROGRAMS This is a national youth outreach and prevention program for young people in need of immediate help and safety. American Red Cross Safety Courses Safe Place designates businesses and organizations as Safe (Ages 11+, age ranges vary by branch) Place locations, making help readily available to youth in Learn lifesaving skills such as CPR/AED, Administering communities across the country. Locations include: YMCAs, Emergency Oxygen and First Aid. Classes are taught by certified American Red fire stations, various businesses, and social service facilities. Cross instructors. Ideal for anyone who needs this certification for employment, 24 Hour Number: 260.466.7077. works with the public or who wants to have the knowledge and skill to help in an Status Offender Court Alternative emergency situation. Water Safety and First Aid Education Program (SOCAP) Becoming a professional rescuer helps you become mentally, physically and Partnering with local school districts and courts, SOCAP works emotionally prepared for life’s challenges while developing leadership skills. to keep youth in school and on track to graduation and avoid The Y offers classes and certification in CPR/AED/Administering Emergency the juvenile justice system by providing them with problem- Oxygen/Blood-borne Pathogens, CPR/AED Recertification, Standard First Aid and solving skills to create individual action plans. Lifeguarding. For a complete list of classes offered, schedules and prerequisites, contact your local branch.
The YMCA offers a variety of opportunities for volunteerism including:
AT YOUR LOCAL YMCA IN THE COMMUNITY • Branch Board Member • W ork with Teens in • One time special • On going volunteer • K ey volunteer partners include: • Br anch Committee member afterschool programs projects (offered commitment in the Volunteer Center, Big Brothers (ask your local Y for • Gr oup Exercise Ambassador each month) that community (collect coats Big Sisters, NeighborLink, available committees) • Lar ge Special Events serve someone in for kids, backpacks for Tri-State Watershed Alliance, • Youth Sports Coach (holidays, seasonal, races, the community. students, school buddy Rescue Mission, Bridge • Read books to children etc. (ie: paint a house mentoring program, of Grace Compassionate • Help kids with homework • Trail and grounds clean-up for an elderly riverside clean up, Ministries, United Day of person, clean up a Christmas family gifts, Caring, Fort Wayne Parks and local park) and more.) Recreation, and more.
For a full list of volunteer opportunities through the YMCA or via our partnerships in the community visit fwymca.org/programs/volunteerism.
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 33 INSPIRING CONFIDENCE
“Lily really enjoys EVERYTHING about karate: showing off how much she has learned, getting a stripe on her ADAPTIVE & belt, practicing while her brother is practicing, wearing her karate gi, feeling a sense of accomplishment INCLUSIVE after doing a combination...Lily has gained the knowledge and belief that she can ‘do what the PROGRAMS other kids are doing.’”
At the Y, our mission is to be for all. We provide an array of adaptive and inclusive programs (LEAP: Learning Experiences through Adaptive Programs). Whether you’re a beginner, a seasoned athlete, or just want to have fun, come explore our adaptive programs. All pools provide zero entrance ramps or handicap accessible lifts. We also have a state-of-the-art sensory room at our Jackson R. Lehman Family YMCA. ADAPTIVE & INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS ADAPTIVE PROGRAMS INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS For individuals with physical, developmental and For individuals with and without diverse abilities intellectual disabilities who choose to participate in to participate in activities and classes together. activities alongside others with diverse abilities. We adapt These specific programs and events are created to programs as needed and strive to provide a variety of provide an atmosphere where all can thrive. options for participants to choose from.
*Seasons, grades, ages vary by branch. Check with your branch for additional details. As we continue to grow and pilot new programs, locations and details may vary. Contact the Director of Adaptive Services for specifics at 260.755.4961.
AGES SEASONS PROGRAM NAME TYPE VARY* VARY* BRANCHES/LOCATION* Adaptive Family Camp Adaptive All Spring Camp Potawotami
Adaptive Music Adaptive Ages 2-5 Fall, Spring Parkview, Jackson Lehman
Adaptive Jorgensen, Caylor-Nickel Adaptive & Inclusive Pom/Cheer & Inclusive 5 Years Old Summer (Baseball, World Baseball Academy, Jorgensen, Renaissance Adaptive Sports Adaptive Ages 4-5 Fall, Summer, Basketball , Soccer, Skills & Drills) Winter Pointe, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Adaptive Swim Lessons Adaptive Ages 4-5 All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley
Dream Team T-Ball Inclusive All Summer Caylor-Nickel
PRESCHOOL Central, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Parents Night Out (Respite) Inclusive Ages 4-5 All Renaissance Pointe Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Sensory Friendly Events Inclusive All All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, SNAP (Special Needs Aquatic Playtime) Inclusive All All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley Social Skills & Fun with Friends Adaptive Ages 4-5 Fall Jorgensen
Adaptive Winter, Parkview, Jackson Lehman, Renaissance Pointe Adaptive Arts (Art, Music) Ages 5-12 Spring, Fall Adaptive Day Camp Adaptive Ages 6-12 Winter Jackson Lehman
Adaptive Family Camp Adaptive All Spring Camp Potawotami
Adaptive Jorgensen, Caylor-Nickel Adaptive & Inclusive Pom/Cheer & Inclusive Ages 6-12 Summer (Baseball, Basketball, World Baseball Academy, Parkview, Jorgensen, Adaptive Sports Adaptive Ages 6-12 All Karate, Soccer, Skills & Drills, Tennis) Renaissance Pointe, Whitley, Turnstone Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Adaptive Swim Lessons Adaptive Ages 6+ All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley
15+, Or Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Bang the Drum Inclusive passed All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley YouthFit
SCHOOL AGE SCHOOL Dancing with Diverse Abilities Adaptive Ages 5-12 Fall Jackson Lehman, Renaissance Pointe
Dream Team T-Ball Inclusive All Summer Caylor-Nickel
Inclusion Camp Inclusive Ages 5-10 All Caylor-Nickel
Central, Jackson Lehman, Jorgensen, Parkview, Adaptive Ages 6-12 All Parents Night Out (Respite) & Inclusive Renaissance Pointe Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Sensory Friendly Events Inclusive All All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, SNAP (Special Needs Aquatic Playtime) Inclusive All All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 35 ADAPTIVE & INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS CONTINUED *Seasons, grades, ages vary by branch. Check with your branch for additional details. As we continue to grow and pilot new programs, locations and details may vary. Contact the Director of Adaptive Services for specifics at 260.755.4961.
AGES PROGRAM NAME TYPE VARY* SEASONS VARY* BRANCHES/LOCATION* Social Skills & Fun with Friends Adaptive Ages 5-10 Fall Jorgensen Swimming with Special Needs Adaptive Ages 8-12 Fall, Winter Jackson Lehman (Swim Team) Trail Buddies Inclusive All Spring, Summer, Fall Jorgensen, Parkview (Spring 2020)
SCHOOL AGE SCHOOL Caylor-Nickel, Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Y Buddies Inclusive Ages 8-12 All Pointe
Adaptive Sports Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley, (Baseball, Karate, Skills & Drills, Adaptive Ages 13-18 All Turnstone, World Baseball Academy Tennis)
Adaptive & Jorgensen, Caylor-Nickel Adaptive & Inclusive Pom/Cheer Inclusive Ages 13-18 Summer Adaptive Arts (Art, Music) Adaptive Ages 13-18 Spring, Fall, Winter Parkview, Jackson Lehman, Renaissance Pointe
Adaptive Conditioning Adaptive Ages 13-18 Winter Parkview, Whitley
Adaptive Day Camp Adaptive Ages 13-14 Winter Jackson Lehman
Adaptive Family Camp Adaptive All Spring Camp Potawotami Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Adaptive Swim Lessons Adaptive Ages 13+ All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley
15+, Or Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Bang the Drum Inclusive passed All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley YouthFit TEEN Community Partnerships (Socials) Adaptive Ages 13+ All YMCA, Turnstone, Camp Red Cedar
Dream Team T-Ball Inclusive All Summer Caylor-Nickel
Parents Night Out (Respite) Adaptive Ages 13-18 All Jackson Lehman, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Sensory Friendly Events Inclusive All All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, SNAP Inclusive All All (Special Needs Aquatic Playtime) Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley Swimming with Special Needs Adaptive Ages 13+ Fall, Winter Jackson Lehman (Swim Team) Trail Buddies Inclusive All Spring, Summer, Fall Jorgensen, Parkview (Spring 2020) Caylor-Nickel, Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Y Buddies Inclusive Ages 13+ All Pointe
Adaptive & Jorgensen, Caylor-Nickel Adaptive & Inclusive Pom/Cheer Inclusive Ages 18-25 Summer Adaptive Arts (Art, Music) Adaptive Ages 18+ Spring, Fall, Winter Parkview, Jackson Lehman, Renaissance Pointe
Adaptive Baseball Adaptive Ages 18-25 Fall World Baseball Academy
Adaptive Ages 18+ Winter Parkview, Whitley ADULT Adaptive Conditioning
Adaptive Family Camp Adaptive All Spring Camp Potawotami Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Adaptive Swim Lessons Adaptive Ages 18+ All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley
36 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org ADAPTIVE & INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS
AGES SEASONS PROGRAM NAME TYPE VARY* VARY* BRANCHES/LOCATION* Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Bang the Drum Inclusive 18+ All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, Whitley Community Partnerships (Socials) Adaptive Ages 18+ Spring, Fall YMCA, Camp Red Cedar
Dream Team T-Ball Inclusive Ages 18+ Summer Caylor-Nickel
Parents Night Out (Respite) Adaptive Ages 18+ All Jackson Lehman, Whitley
Parent Support Group Adaptive All All Jorgensen Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Sensory Friendly Events Inclusive All All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe,
ADULT Whitley SNAP Caylor-Nickel, Central, Jackson Lehman, Inclusive All All Jorgensen, Parkview, Renaissance Pointe, (Special Needs Aquatic Playtime) Whitley Swimming with Special Needs Adaptive Ages 18+ Fall, Winter Jackson Lehman
Spring, Summer, Jorgensen, Parkview (Spring 2020) Trail Buddies Inclusive All Fall Caylor-Nickel, Jorgensen, Parkview, Y Buddies Inclusive Ages 18+ All Renaissance Pointe
ADAPTIVE & INCLUSIVE PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
Adaptive Sports (Baseball, Basketball, Karate, Soccer, Skills Dancing with Diverse Abilities -Through a partnership with the Fort & Drills, Tennis) -Through participation in the sports program, Wayne Dance Collective, Dancing with Diverse-Abilities is for children participants learn related skills and how to feel more positive about with varying physical, developmental and intellectual disabilities. themselves in a safe & relaxed environment, which promotes success Dream Team T-Ball -Dream Team is a program that provides great mixed with fun & play. opportunities to belong and achieve for children ages 3+ with physical, Adaptive & Inclusive Pom/Cheer -This class combines music, rhythm, developmental and intellectual disabilities. cheer and creativity. Participants will learn upbeat and exciting Inclusion Camp – Inclusion camp provides campers of all abilities routines, while making friends and working together as a team. with the opportunity to participate in planned activities, such as gym Adaptive Arts (Art, Music) - These therapeutic classes allow games, art projects, song singing, outside play and learning learn participants to engage in therapeutic music and art making about the YMCA’s core values. experiences in a sensory-friendly environment. Participants will also Parent Support Group -Join our parent support group, designed for learn social skills and work to increase focus on tasks. caretakers of those with special needs. - This class teaches various wellness activities Adaptive Conditioning Parents Night Out (Respite) - This program encourages children to to focus on the importance of physical activity and the fun that make friends and socialize with their peers, while providing a time of can come with it and is specifically designed for those with diverse self-care for the parents and caregivers. abilities. Sensory Friendly Events - Our sensory friendly programming focuses Adaptive Day Camp - These camps provide an array of recreational on providing fun and inclusive programming, while being aware of activities for the participants, as well as opportunities for socialization sensitivities to various stimuli. and fun! In addition, these camps provide a time of respite for caretakers. SNAP (Special Needs Aquatic Playtime) - Provides an unstructured pool time designated for those with physical, developmental and Adaptive Family Camp - Gives parents, grandparents, and children a intellectual disabilities and their families/caregivers. chance to enjoy camp activities while spending time relaxing with the whole family. Enjoy activities such as canoeing, archery, climbing and Social Skills & Fun with Friends -Join our social skills class, specifically more! designed for those with physical, developmental and intellectual disabilities, where each week we will focus on social skills to build Adaptive Swim Lessons - This class is designed for participants friendships and engage with others. who have special needs, focusing on basic water skills and water adjustment to help gain confidence in the water and improve kicking Swimming with Special Needs (Swim Team) -This introductory swim and stroking ability. A participant will learn to feel more positive about team is designed for those ages 8+ with developmental disabilities to themselves in a safe and relaxed environment. learn skills related to competitive swim. Bang the Drum - A class which combines traditional aerobic Trail Buddies -Trail Buddies invites people who have a disability or movements with the powerful beat and rhythm of the drums. who are unable to pedal a bike independently to go for a ride in the fresh air. Community Partnerships (Socials) -The YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne has partnered with Turnstone, Easter Seals ARC and Camp Red Cedar Y Buddies -Y Buddies is a program that connects individuals with to provide social events for those with disabilities in our community. physical, developmental and intellectual disabilities with volunteers to participate together in programs, classes and activities at the Y!
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 37 PROMOTING ACCOMPLISHMENTS
At YMCA Camp Potawotami we focus on the ABCs of Camping - working to increase camper’s sense of Accomplishment and Belonging while they learn about positive Character traits and values. Our tools are well- trained staff, carefully planned programs and safe, clean facilities. YMCA Camp Potawotami is a lot of fun: swimming, games, songs, skits, campfires, mud hikes, climbing, archery, arts and crafts and more are packed into one week, more than most kids experience all summer. Camp is located in Wolcottville, Indiana and offers half week and week-long summer resident camp programs for children age 6 or older. Questions? Email [email protected].
“I send my child to Camp Potawotami because I want her to YMCA CAMP experience new things and gain confidence in herself. POTAWOTAMI We want her to increase her self-esteem and try new www.fwycamp.org things!”
38 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org YMCA CAMP POTAWOTAMI
SUMMER RESIDENT CAMPS:
MINI CAMP | Ages 6-8 A two-night, three-day introduction to camp. Our counselors guide campers with a caring approach and individual attention which helps them learn new skills and gain self-confidence. YOUTH CAMP | Ages 8-14 This week-long camp focuses on skill development and overall achievement. Campers try a variety of camp activities and develop skills in classes of their own choosing. FAME ARTS CAMP | Ages 8-15 Budding artists are challenged through innovative activities. Programs include music, drama, poetry, composition, art and dance as well as traditional camp activities. The week concludes with a performance and exhibition for FAME Camp families. This camp is a collaboration with FAME Arts. THEMED CAMP | Ages 10-14 ADDITIONAL OUTDOOR PROGRAMS: Each year we offer a themed camp such as Star Wars, Harry Potter or Super Heroes. This week of camp will be filled with imagination, activity and fun. Come OUTDOOR EDUCATION: prepared to immerse yourself in the chosen theme all Students obtain a better appreciation for the natural world, while enjoying all that YMCA Camp Potawotami has new outdoor skills, enhanced group relationship skills and to offer! stronger personal ties with classmates and teachers. Our staff lead lessons for students of all ages and abilities. We RANCH CAMP | Ages 12-14 offer hands on classes that tie in directly with classroom Campers spend half of their day at our ranch where lessons, develop teamwork skills, build self-esteem and they learn about grooming, feeding, tacking, overall promote fun. horse care and have a daily riding lesson or trail ride with a CHA-certified instructor. They also share in RETREATS various cabin group activities and all-camp evening YMCA Camp Potawotami is the ultimate adventure for programs. your group getaway! We have years of experience in creating excellent retreats for companies, schools, religious IMPACT | Ages 14-16 organizations, sports organizations and more. Our staff Inspiring others Makes Positive Active Change will work with your group leader to arrange everything from Together. IMPACT is a teen program designed for activities to meeting space needs and make it a trip that you teens wanting to make a positive impact in the will never forget. community. Each day at Camp, IMPACT campers will travel to counties surrounding Camp Potawotami to All arrangements will be made to assure you just have to give back and make a difference in the community. concentrate on working together and enjoying yourselves. Teens will learn about the organizations’ mission and Available to your group: indoor meeting spaces, outdoor programs as well as complete a project at each one. chapel, picnic area, campfire circles stocked with wood, Teens will also participate in typical summer camp climbing tower, archery range, canoeing, low and high ropes activities. courses and team-building initiatives. TEEN ADVENTURE | Ages 14-16 TEAM-BUILDING RETREATS This camp is packed with action and wonderful If team-building is a goal of your event, conference or opportunities to make new friends and take on a retreat, YMCA Camp Potawotami has the expertise and new adventure each day. Campers travel to Michigan equipment to help. Whether yours is a business group, sports Dunes for an overnight camping trip. team or spiritual organization, let us design a program that will challenge your group and bring them together in exciting TEEN LEADERSHIP | Entering Grade 11 new ways. This two-week Teen Leadership Camp (Clippers) program is designed for teens transitioning from At YMCA Camp Potawotami, we offer a variety of team- camper to counselor. Through this program your building formats, including traditional activities like ground teen learns how to become a counselor and camp initiatives, low ropes courses, climbing tower and other leader while mentoring younger campers and being a challenges. Our programs can last as little as two hours or positive role model. can be a multiple day visit.
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“I am thrilled to have my child at Y camp. Hayden talks about (Counselor Matt) all the time and how much he loves hanging out with him. Every day Hayden comes home so worn out from his day that he SUMMER goes right to sleep. He’s so excited to go to camp every morning he wakes up BEFORE 6 am to pack everything and DAY CAMP to make sure everything is ready to go.”
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School Age fwymca.org Online Registration Begins February 1st! Begins February Additional information can be found at: can be found information Additional fwymca.org/summer-day-camp AVAILABLE CAMPS AVAILABLE Preschool 1/2 Day
YMCA BRANCH YMCA YMCA Child Care YMCA Family Y Family Services Whitley County Whitley Pointe Y Pointe Parkview Parkview Renaissance Jackson R. Lehman Y Family Y Family Central Branch Y Branch Central Jorgensen Fdn. Family Y Family Fdn. Y Family Caylor-Nickel We offer more than silly songs and games. Being part of our summer day camp day our summer part of Being and games. silly songs than more offer We It’s aboutto be. want you who and becoming are you who is about learning program relationships. goals and building habits, reaching and healthy skills new developing focuses and build character, gain self-confidence, helps kids day camp Our summer and body. spirit, mind whole child in on the Online Registration for School Year Programs Begins April 1st! SCHOOL YEAR PROGRAMS
Before & After School Middle School (After School) Half Day Preschool, AM & PM (Ages 3 & 4) (PreK - 6th grade, age ranges vary by branch) Open to potty trained children, the Early Learning Program provides a safe Generation Z and nurturing environment. Children enjoy art, music, math, science, literature We offer high quality before/after-school care This afterschool program offers and physical activities. The program focuses on goals that support school in a safe, enriching environment. Activities transportation from school and freedom include homework support, physical activities to choose from a variety of activities, with readiness for the early learner. CHILD CARE, JORGENSEN (School Year) and nutrition education, literacy activities, homework support available. service learning and healthy snacks or meals. JORGENSEN (School Year) School Days Out CAYLOR-NICKEL, CHILD CARE, JORGENSEN, (Grades K-6, age ranges vary by branch) During the school year, there are PARKVIEW, WHITLEY (School Year) T.A.S.S. (The Afterschool Spot) many occasions for schools to close, such as parent/teacher conference days, single day holidays and longer holiday breaks. CAYLOR-NICKEL, /Club Pulse CHILD CARE, JORGENSEN, PARKVIEW, WHITLEY (School Year) Early Learning / Preschool Designed to help teens thrive in life. We (Ages 6 weeks - 6 years old) offer academic support, service learning The Y offers full-day infant-through-preschool and life skills development. Offers a School Delays and Cancellations childcare in our licensed program which offers variety of fun engaging activities from the (Grades K-6, age ranges vary by branch) a safe and nurturing environment. Age- culinary arts to hip hop dance. Limited We are committed to ensuring Northeast Indiana families have access appropriate lessons are designed to stimulate transportation provided. to safe, affordable child care options when schools close due to weather children’s minds as well as provide a fun and JACKSON LEHMAN, RENAISSANCE conditions. Some YMCA branches offer full-day child care for school-aged creative day. CAYLOR-NICKEL, WHITLEY (All POINTE (School Year) children in these situations. CAYLOR-NICKEL, CHILD CARE, Seasons) JORGENSEN, PARKVIEW, WHITLEY (School Year)
BRANCH PROGRAMS (Year Round, Members Only) SCHOOL DISTRICTS & PRIVATE SCHOOLS SERVED Child Watch (Ages 6 weeks - 11 years) We will provide safe, loving care for your Bluffton Harrison child(ren) for up to 2 hours while a parent is East Allen in the facility. FREE for children on an active Fort Wayne Community membership. Northern Wells Kids Club (Ages 6 years - 11 years) Northwest Allen Kids Club is an extension of Child Watch, offering supervised gym time, swimming, Most Precious Blood and educational activities. The schedule of Southwest Allen activities for each week will be posted ahead St. Elizabeth Ann Seton of time for each designated branch. These programs are FREE for children on an active St. John Catholic School membership and can only be used while St. Joseph Catholic School parents use the facility. St. Jude Catholic School CAYLOR-NICKEL, CENTRAL, JACKSON Southern Wells LEHMAN, JORGENSEN, PARKVIEW, RENAISSANCE POINTE, WHITLEY Whitley County Consolidated
42 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org CHILD CARE & BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS “This has been a great BUILDING BRIGHT program! My son Jacob has gone to (After school care) since he started Kindergarten. This is his last year - he and I are both disappointed that his time there has to FUTURES come to an end. The YMCA has wonderful people on staff who have helped my son through some difficult times CHILD WATCH & KIDS CLUB, over these last couple of years. I EARLY LEARNING/PRESCHOOL, will always be grateful.” BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL The YMCA offers several child care programs. Whether you’re a new parent looking to learn how to best prepare your young one for school, or looking for a fun, enriching place for your older child to spend time after school until you get off work, the YMCA has programs aimed at helping giving your child the best chance at a bright future.
CHILD BEFORE & AFTER WATCH & EARLY SCHOOL, KIDS CLUB CHILDHOOD SCHOOL DAYS OFF (Y Members Only)
Full Day Before/After School Child Watch Infant-Preschool/ YMCA BRANCH School Days Off & Kids Club Half Day PreK
Caylor-Nickel Fdn. Family Y Full Day WELLS COUNTY Infant- EARLY LEARNING CENTER Preschool
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Jorgensen Family Y Half Day PreK
Parkview Family Y
Renaissance Pointe Y
Whitley County Family Y Full Day ARMSTRONG EARLY Infant- LEARNING CENTER Preschool
YMCA Child Care Services Half Day PreK
Program provided Additional care available on Program may be located off site. Contact the by this branch delays and school days off. branch listed to get additional information.
fwymca.orgfwymca.org | YMCA OF | YMCA GREATER OF GREATERFORT WAYNE FORT | WAYNE43 | 43 GENERAL INFORMATION & POLICIES AM I A MEMBER OR A PROGRAM PARTICIPANT? your locker, but locks must be removed by the end Nationwide YMCA Membership: Members join the YMCA and pay regular membership of the day. A lock left on a day use locker overnight The Y is one movement and we want to encourage fees. They receive access to all facilities and all group may be destroyed and contents of the locker will be members to utilize the Y as often as they can in exercise programs, free of charge. Members receive placed in lost and found. order to meet their health and wellness goals. This priority registration and reduced rates for other program allows active, full facility/full privilege Children age 4 and over are not permitted in the programs and also benefit from some programs and members flexibility to visit any participating YMCA opposite gender locker room. The Y offers universal services not available to program only participants. in the US. changing rooms for children who are old enough Program only participants enroll in a specific to use the gender-appropriate locker rooms (but Enrollment Fee: program(s), but do not pay a regular membership still need assistance), individuals with disabilities Members pay an enrollment fee to set up their fee to use other areas of the facilities. (I.E., program or anyone who does not feel comfortable in group membership account and begin to enjoy all benefits participants may be enrolled in a dance class or changing areas. The use of video recorders, cameras, the Y has to offer. This fee covers the administrative sports league or may have child(ren) enrolled in a cell phone cameras or any other device to record cost of membership. Those costs include, but are not sports program or after school care program.) Any or take pictures in the locker room or other private limited to, your membership card(s), processing fee questions about member and program participant setting is not permitted at the YMCA. Please and account maintenance. fees may be directed to your branch’s front desk. immediately report to the manager on duty any Members who cancel their membership and later behavior that seems inappropriate or suspicious AGE POLICIES rejoin are required to pay the enrollment fee to regarding this matter. Child Watch (6 weeks-11 years) reactivate their account if it has been inactive for Child Watch allows parents to participate in HEALTH CENTER more than 30 days. programs and work out for up to two hours per The Central Branch YMCA offers full-service Health Insurance-Based Memberships day while children are engaged in various age- Centers for adult members. The Men’s and Women’s The Y works in partnership with select Medicare appropriate activities in a supervised environment. Health Centers are adult-only locker rooms that health plans to offer free memberships to eligible Please check with your local Y for child watch hours. offer upgraded amenities such as: whirlpool, sauna, policy holders. Participants are entitled to a This program is FREE for members and can only be steam room (men only) and free towel service. Extra membership to the YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne used while parents use the facility. amenities include massage services (women only), which includes participation in group exercise locker rental and laundry service. Kids Club (Ages 6-11) classes, guidance from qualified instructors, Kids Club has a variety of fun and engaging options Carry Your Card social activities and use of the Y facilities, such for kids while the family is at the YMCA. It is an Membership cards or your YMCA of Greater Fort as swimming pools, wellness centers and saunas. extension of Child Watch, offering supervised gym Wayne App ID must be scanned at the front desk Check with your insurance company for eligibility time, swimming and educational activities. The upon entering the Y. A valid photo ID is required if requirements. schedule of activities for each week will be posted you do not have your membership card. Membership Financial Assistance for Members and Program ahead of time for each designated branch. This cards are not transferable. Participants: program is FREE for members and can only be used MEMBERSHIP TYPES We believe that finances shouldn’t be a barrier while parents use the facility. Adult Membership: to participate at the Y. To apply for financial General Facilities: An individual who is 18 years of age or older. assistance, complete the application form which is Children ages 7 and under must be with a parent or One Adult Household Membership: downloadable at fwymca.org. Gather all documents guardian at all times or in Child Watch. Ages 8 -10 An individual who is 18 years of age or older and in the following list that apply to your situation: may be in kids club or may be in the building without their dependents in the same household. most recent 30 days of income for all wage earners, direct supervision; however, a parent must remain government assistance verification, social security in the facility. Ages 11+ can be on their own in the Student Membership: documents, other sources of income, proof of facility. A full-time student through age 25. unemployment or court orders verifying child support. Bring the documents and application to the Group Exercise Classes: Household Membership: Membership Services desk at any Y in Allen, Whitley Members age 11-14 who have completed YouthFit* 2 Adults and their dependents in the same or Wells county. Proof of public assistance alone can can participate in group exercise classes on their household. expedite your application. own; otherwise, they need to be accompanied by an Senior Membership: adult. Members age 15 and older may attend group An adult that is 65 years of age or older. Swim Safety Initiative: Test, Mark, Protect Youth exercise classes on their own. Senior Household Membership: Swim Policy: All youth ages 6-13 are required to take a lifeguard Wellness Center: 2 adults that are 65 years of age or older and their monitored swim test to determine whether or not For members age 15 and older. Members age dependents in the same household. they may swim without a life-jacket or parental 11-14 may use designated areas of the Wellness Adult Add-On: supervision. Center after completing our YouthFit*. (See page One additional adult residing in the same household 19 and below) Children under 15 years of age are may be added to a membership for an additional Test: not permitted in fitness/wellness centers until they $30/month. This fee covers the additional adult’s The swim test includes a deep water plunge, an complete YouthFit*. dependents. (This option is not available on student endurance swim, treading water for 30 seconds, more swimming and finally ends with a 10 second *YouthFit is a FREE program that shows members, memberships or insurance-based memberships.) float on the back. This test will prove the swimmer age 11-14, proper techniques, Wellness Center Corporate Membership: has the ability to swim in water over the head and procedures and exercise guidelines in a fun and The Y partners with area businesses to offer the ability to support themselves above the water informative way. Inquire at the front desk for memberships for employees through payroll until help arrives if they are in trouble. registration details. deduction. To find out if your business offers Mark: Locker Rooms: corporate memberships or to get your business Children are marked with a swim band to Privacy and safety in locker rooms is a priority at started visit fwymca.org/corporate_membership. signify their swimming ability every time they the Y. Clothing and other personal belongings not php. swim. in use should be locked in the YMCA lockers. Ensure Military Outreach Initiative Membership: Protect: your locker is secured and leave your valuables The Y proudly offers memberships to eligible military Testing and marking is the way we ensure your at home. Wallet lockers are available to securely families and personnel to provide extra support children are protected. A swim band shows they store small personal items. Remember to take your during a time when loved ones are deployed. For have been tested and marked. If they don’t have belongings with you at the end of the day. The Y is more information about eligibility requirements a swim band, an adult must remain with the child not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged personal please contact the front desk at your local branch or and/or the child must wear a life-jacket for their property. We recommend that you bring a lock for go to ASYMCA.org. protection. 44 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org GENERAL INFORMATION & POLICIES
Return Payment Policy: Rain/Wind: Guest Policies & Procedures** In order to keep our branches financially sound Heavy rain can make it difficult to see the bottom • Guest pass usage is recorded and each guest is and in fairness to those who pay their fees on of a pool or beneath the surface. If heavy rain limited to a total of 3 visits per calendar year time, we will assess a fee of up to $30 for all causes bottom obstruction, pools will be cleared (Jan. through Dec.). Continued use after the three returned payments including drafts, checks and and swimming halted until the rain lets up. visits requires joining the YMCA. credit card payments. Wind can also cause safety hazards. If wind is • Members aged 16 & 17 can bring a guest ages observably strong or gusty and causes bottom PAYMENT OPTIONS 11 and older obstruction due to rippling, swimmers will be Annual Pay: • Members aged 18 and older can bring a guest cleared from pools until the bottom is visible. Member pays for 12 months up front in one lump of any age sum. Annual pay memberships are non-refundable. Safety: • The first guest visit is complimentary. As part of our commitment to provide a safe Monthly Draft Payment: After that, the following guest fees apply: environment for all YMCA members and guests, Monthly membership dues are withdrawn from * Child/Student our staff participate in ongoing training to quickly a bank or credit card account each month. There Ages 0-18 years, full time students through respond to a crisis situation which threatens is a minimum of a 12 month commitment and age 25 with a valid student ID - $5.00 the safety of people participating at the YMCA. drafts will automatically continue after that until Preparedness trainings include but are not limited * Adults - $10.00 canceled in writing no later than the 25th of the to: CPR/First Aid, severe weather, fire, tornado * F amilies (parent(s) with their dependent month. and active shooter situations in or outside of the children) – $15.00 Winter Weather YMCA Facility Closings: building. • Guest fees can be applied to the enrollment fee The levels for Allen, Whitley, and Wells Counties Please notify staff if you have questions or feel if guest becomes a member during the calendar are: Advisory (lowest level) - routine travel/ there is a threat of danger in or near our YMCAs. year. activities may be restricted in areas and Reported incidents will be investigated by the • Member must be present with their guest. individuals should use caution; Watch - conditions Executive Director. are threatening; Warning (highest level) – travel • Guest ages 16 and over must present a photo may be restricted to emergency management Sex Offender: ID. workers. Participation in YMCA activities and facilities • Inappropriate guest behavior will result in a loss of membership privileges for the sponsoring Closures: by sexual offenders is denied and participation member. Allen County: The decision to close the branches privileges will be revoked for any current member is made by either the COO or CEO. Call Allen or participant who is listed in the National • A member can be accompanied by either 2 County Sheriff’s Dept. for the level 260.449.3000 Offender Registry. individual guests or one family during a visit. or check IN.gov county travel status map. Photography/Cell Phone Camera Use: (The definition of a family guest pass is at least one guest parent, guardian or grandparent Whitley County: The Whitley County Branch will The use of video recorders, cameras, cell phone cameras or any other device to record or take present with dependent children.) For be closed when a “Warning” level is declared. The additional guests, please check with the Branch decision whether to close during an Advisory pictures in the locker room or other private setting is not permitted at the YMCA. Please immediately Membership Director in advance of your visit. or Watch Level will be made by the COO or CEO. ** This policy is subject to change. Call Whitley County Sheriff’s Dept. for the level report to the manager on duty any behavior that 260.244.6410 or check IN.gov county travel seems inappropriate or suspicious regarding this Birthday Parties/Room Rentals status map. matter. Planning a birthday party, family reunion, prom or other event? Pools, gyms, community rooms and Wells County: The Wells County Branch will be Member Service Promise: rock climbing walls are available to rent. Contact closed when a “Level 1” is declared. The decision Y staff recognizes that service to our members your local Y for availability and details. whether to close during a Level 2 or 3 will be is the most important part of our job. Therefore, made by the COO or CEO. Call Wells County we make this promise: Our staff members will be Errors and Adjustments: Sheriff’s Dept. for the level 260.824.3426 or friendly and attentive and demonstrate caring, This guide was printed in October 2019. While we check IN.gov county travel status map. honesty, respect and responsibility. We will keep try to be accurate in presenting information, some our facilities and equipment clean, safe and well Download our app to receive notifications about unavoidable errors or changes to the information maintained. We will deliver quality programs that may occur. We apologize for any inconvenience facility closures. Stay tuned to local news stations meet the needs of our members and guests. We including INC and WANE TV for updates. Frequent that may result from these necessary adjustments. will provide opportunities for members to be If you find a mistake, please report it to: updates are also posted on FM stations STAR involved as donors and volunteers. 88.3, WAJI 95.1, WMEE 97.3, WLDE 101.7, K105, [email protected]. WBCL 90.3, WOWO 107.5, AM station WOWO Program Credit/Refunds: 1190. Updates are also posted to our website at We want you to be satisfied with our programs. fwymca.org. If a participant has a medical exemption or is Program, Event & Class Cancellations: dissatisfied with a program, we may issue a On rare occasions, branches may elect to cancel program credit voucher. No pro-rates are granted classes, programs, special events or meetings with after a program has begun for the session. The a minimum of three hours notice. The decision on-line registration system does not accept to cancel is made by the branch director and vouchers or credits. Requests for program credits efforts are made to communicate with program or refunds may require the approval of the branch participants. Executive Director. Outdoor Pools/Splash Parks: Lightning and Thunder: When thunder or lightning is first noticed, outdoor pool activities will be suspended and all outdoor pools and pool decks will be evacuated until 30 minutes after the last sign of thunder or lightning. The distance from a facility to an approaching thunderstorm can be five to eight miles away, but lightning can strike from a much farther distance.
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 45 MISSION PARTNERS YMCA Mission Partners provide financial resources to strengthen our community and move us all forward. The support of these companies allows the YMCA to carry out our mission making a meaningful, enduring impact in our community. Thank you for your outstanding and generous support of the YMCA.
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BUILD A HEALTHY WORKFORCE The Y is here to help employers improve the health and well-being of their workforce. By partnering with the Y, your employees have the opportunity to be part of a place where people can build stronger bonds, achieve greater work/life balance and become more engaged with their community. We deliver wellness programs and services that benefit everyone. Some of these options include: • Corporate Memberships • Free Workplace Wellness Assessment • Face-to-Face Health Coaching • On-site Group Exercise classes • On-site Fitness Center Management • Education & Training Programs • Employee Wellness Challenges and Presentations • Corporate Sport Challenge and Team Building • Chronic Disease Prevention and Management Programs • Corporate Volunteer Opportunities Questions? Visit our website at fwymca.org, call 260.422.6488 or email [email protected].
46 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org MISSION PARTNERS | CORPORATE WELLNESS | CODE OF CONDUCT CODE OF CONDUCT
We are committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all members and guests. Our mission statement and core values serve as a basis for our Code of Conduct. Consistent with these guiding principles we expect individuals to behave in a manner that is caring, honest, respectful and responsible at all times when on the YMCA campus or participating in our programs. PROHIBITED BEHAVIORS Examples of unacceptable actions while participating at the YMCA include, but are not limited to: • Har assment or intimidation by words, actions or any type of menacing or degrading behavior, verbal abuse, vulgar language, name-calling, fighting, or shouting. • Theft or behavior that results in the destruction or loss of property. • C arrying or concealing a weapon or any object that may be used as a weapon (Law enforcement personnel are exempt). • Se xually explicit conversation, behavior or sexual contact with another person. • Inappr opriate, immodest or sexually revealing attire. • Using, possessing or being under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances on the premises. • Smoking, the use of smokeless tobacco products, e-cigarettes, vaping, and unregulated nicotine products are strictly prohibited on the premises. • The use of video recorders, cameras, cell phone cameras, or any other device to record or take pictures in the locker room or other private setting is not permitted at the YMCA. Please immediately report to the manager on duty any behavior that seems inappropriate or suspicious regarding this matter.
Participation in YMCA activities and facilities by sexual offenders is denied and participation privileges will be revoked for any current member, participant or guest who is listed in the National Offender Registry. Please notify staff if you have questions or need assistance. The staff of the YMCA reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of behavior to ensure compatibility with the YMCA Mission and Code of Conduct. Reported incidents will be addressed by the Executive Director. Behavior that is contrary to our mission and core values may result in either suspended or terminated participation privileges.
fwymca.org | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | 47 Our mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. 48 | YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE | fwymca.org