YMCA
7121 178 Street NW, Edmonton, AB, T5T 5T9
780-481-9622 | Website
Did you know that James Naismith, a director of physical education at the YMCA, invented basketball?
Category:
Recreation Location
What:
| Payment | | Cheque, Interac, Visa |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | West |
| Getting There | | West along Stony Plain Road to 178 Street, turn left and drive south over Whitemud Drive. YMCA is on left hand side of 178 Street. |
| Cross Street | | 69 Ave NW |
Profile Last Updated: February 24, 2009
For The Community
The YMCA is a community centre where people can work towards good health by adhering to a sensible lifestyle and by striving to improve the quality of life in their community. The YMCA serves people without discriminating on age, social standing or disability. The YMCA offers places where friendships are formed and where families can come together.
For Human Development
The YMCA depends on a host of volunteers. Whether it’s for courses on starting a small business, job search support services, language courses, mentoring or support services for new Canadians, the YMCA seeks to help people develop to their full potential.
For Health and More
The YMCA’s health mandate focuses on prevention, rehabilitation, self-management and social support to enable its members to develop on the spiritual, intellectual and physical levels. The YMCA offers programs and services such as sports, day camps, cultural outings and special events. You will also find courses in professional training and in languages, international exchange programs, etc… It is thanks to fundraising activities that it can offer better programs and better facilities. The YMCA operates in more than 130 countries.
The YMCA is a community centre where people can work towards good health by adhering to a sensible lifestyle and by striving to improve the quality of life in their community. The YMCA serves people without discriminating on age, social standing or disability. The YMCA offers places where friendships are formed and where families can come together.
For Human Development
The YMCA depends on a host of volunteers. Whether it’s for courses on starting a small business, job search support services, language courses, mentoring or support services for new Canadians, the YMCA seeks to help people develop to their full potential.
For Health and More
The YMCA’s health mandate focuses on prevention, rehabilitation, self-management and social support to enable its members to develop on the spiritual, intellectual and physical levels. The YMCA offers programs and services such as sports, day camps, cultural outings and special events. You will also find courses in professional training and in languages, international exchange programs, etc… It is thanks to fundraising activities that it can offer better programs and better facilities. The YMCA operates in more than 130 countries.
