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Summer’s calling! It’s time to start planning for a summer camp bursting with weekly adventures, unforgettable trips, and lifelong memories. You’ll give the kids something to look forward to and you’ll stay ahead of the game when summer finally arrives.
The YMCA of Reading & Berks County offers something for every age. Here’s a top 10 list of activities to keep your mind, body and spirit strong.
This summer, let your child experience a summer like no other—full of adventure, new friends, and exciting opportunities.
As the YMCA of Reading & Berks County continues to grow, the organization remains dedicated to strengthening communities, developing leadership, and fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for all. The Y extends its gratitude to all board members, staff, and community partners who support its mission.
“Not only does the Treatment Court Program help individuals who need a safe, supportive space to be successful living in sobriety, but it also benefits the entire community by keeping the cost of incarceration to a minimum. Treatment Court is a solution-oriented program that directly addresses the root cause,” said John T. Adams, District Attorney of Berks County.
Jonathan Johnson, Branch Manager & Program Director of Mifflin YMCA, proudly displays the 2024 Neighborhood Faves placard at the entrance. Neighbors are recognizing two branches
“The Y gave me hope. I was feeling a little bit hopeless and I had no direction really and the Y just kind of gave me hope.” -Veyyes
[With his condition, reaching toward the floor is too painful.] “One morning in my bedroom, I knocked something down, and I subconsciously bent down and picked it up and stood up – and I was like, ‘What did I just do?!’”
“The program and counseling gave me good tools, but my recovery is based on my faith. My case manager at the Y, Gary, was able to help me even more because of our shared background and faith. I still do outreach with my church once a week in Reading and once a month in the Kensington area.” -John
“The Y helped me grow and brought me out of my shell. I learned how to take care of me and my child and how to be self-sufficient. I learned a lot.” Tanieya’s
OUR MISSION: To put Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.
The YMCA of Reading and Berks County is proud to be an equal opportunity and care provider.
The YMCA of Reading and Berks County is a 501(C)(3) Non-Profit Organization. Donations are tax-exempt FEIN: 23-1244009
