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We offer a diverse range of programs and services to newcomers; including English classes, employment programs, cultural orientation, immigrant settlement and refugee resettlement assistance.
From Nov. 18 - 25, the Y of Greater Saint John, celebrates the presence of peace in our communities, and reflects on the peace-building work that happens all year.
Every Friday in October, Y Members can bring a friend as a guest. Become an over achiever this October and conquer new workouts with a friend!
We offer After School care at 9 convenient locations throughout greater Saint John. Space available Uptown and in Rothesay!
The YMCAs of New Brunswick are excited to collaborate for the 1st Annual Youth Coffee House for Peace! We're looking for youth in Saint John, Fredericton and Moncton who would like to perform during Peace Week 2017. Each city will host their own coffee house and we encourage the community to attend. Not only will you be supporting local artists, but you will also be supporting YMCA Global Initiatives. The cost to attend is up to you and we will be accepting donations at the door. Fair trade coffee and treats will be served.
The Red Triangle Award is presented in recognition of long and meritorious volunteer service, outstanding contributions and achievement within the Y or in the community. The recipient of this award has been an active volunteer and demonstrated a commitment to the community throughout their lifetime. They have made a difference to Canadian society.
The Leader to Watch Award is presented to an individual, 35 years or younger, who is a role model for youth in our community. This person demonstrates skills, enthusiasm and leadership in their work, in educational settings and as a volunteer in the community.
Join us on November 24th to celebrate local peacemakers during YMCA Peace Week. Reham Abazid and Li Song will both be receiving the 2017 Peace Medallion in Saint John for their individual peacemaking efforts. This is the 30th anniversary of the Peace Medallion.
(Saint John, New Brunswick) – From November 18 – 25, during YMCA Peace Week, the YMCA of Greater Saint John, together with YMCAs across Canada, celebrate the presence of peace in our communities, and reflect on the peace-building work that happens all year both inside and outside the YMCA.
A special highlight of this week is the presentation of YMCA Peace Medals to individuals or groups who, without any special resources, demonstrate a commitment to the values of PEACE through contributions made within their local, national or global community. Peacemakers are recognized for promoting and inspiring Participation, Empathy, Advocacy, Community and Empowerment.
EY, in conjunction with the YMCA, is organizing a beach volleyball tournament for youth ages 11 – 14 years of age. This free event is a part of the Participaction 150 Playlist and is being held on Saturday, July 8th at the Boardwalk Beach Volleyball Courts.
On Saturday, June 3rd the YMCA of Greater Saint John is celebrating Healthy Kids Day by offering families the opportunity to drop by the YMCA for fun activities, free of charge. Parents are encouraged to bring their families to participate in activities while learning the joys of living a healthy lifestyle, together, as a family.