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LIFELONG VALUES. FRIENDLY COMPETITION TRI-TOWN YMCA SPRING PROGRAM GUIDE SPRING SESSION I: February 25–April 14, 2019 SPRING SESSION 2: April 22–June 9, 2019 Registration Begins: January 21, 2019

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LIFELONG VALUES. FRIENDLY COMPETITION

TRI-TOWN YMCASPRING PROGRAM GUIDE

SPRING SESSION I: February 25–April 14, 2019 SPRING SESSION 2: April 22–June 9, 2019Registration Begins: January 21, 2019

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SPRING SESSION I: February 25–April 14, 2019

SPRING SESSION 2: April 22–June 9, 2019

OPEN REGISTRATION: January 28, 2019

Office Hours: Monday–Friday | 8:30AM–5:00PM Saturday-Sunday | Closed

Tri-Town YMCA Serving Rocky Hill, Newington and Wethersfield 12 North Main Street West Hartford, Connecticut

860-521-5830

Tri-TownYMCA.org

Facebook.com/tri.townGHYMCA

STRENGTHENING OUR COMMUNITY GHYMCA.ORG

DID YOU KNOW? YOU CAN REGISTER ONLINE!VISIT US AT TRI-TOWNYMCA.ORG

PROGRAM REFUND POLICYUnless otherwise noted, classes run for 7 weeks. You payfor 6 and the 7th week is a free bonus or serves as amake-up. If the YMCA cancels a program, a credit/refundof the program fee will be issued to you. Withdrawal fromprograms for a full refund/credit must be submitted inwriting prior to the second class. After the second classof a program, refunds/credits are only provided for medical reasons with a doctor’s note. Withdrawal of membership or programs due to medical reasons: full credit/refund for the unused portion with a doctor’s note required. All deposits for the purpose of securing a spot in a program are non-refundable.

LIVESTRONG® AT THE YMCAA free, 12-week program for adult cancer survivors at any point in their cancer journey. The small group meets twice per week with our certified trainers to work on cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and endurance, balance, flexibility and mind-body-spirit.

For more information, contact Thomas Faeth at 860-521-5830 or email [email protected]

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THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS GHYMCA.ORG

DID YOU KNOW? THE Y IS A CHARITY! Supporting the Y, supports Wethersfield. All of the money we raise through donations and programming goes back into supporting our community. By participating in Y programs, you help provide our scholarship families with access to our services, you help put a caring adult in the presence of every child, and you support our advocacy efforts! Thank you!

SUPPORT THE “ANNUAL CAMPAIGN” At the Y, no child, family or adult is turned away. We recognize that for communities to succeed, everyone must be given the opportunity to be healthy, confident, connected and secure.

PROGRAM ASSISTANCE The YMCA offers programs and services designed to benefit people of all incomes and backgrounds. The Y uses contributed funds from the ANNUAL CAMPAIGN to ensure those unable to pay the stated fee are able to participate.

If fees are a concern, please contact us at 860-521-5830.

DID YOU KNOW? Our sessions always start on a Monday, but keep in mind your program might start on a different day of the week. YMCA instructional classes are six weeks in duration. However, each program cycle (not including summer sessions) includes a “bonus” seventh week, which may be used for additional instruction time or as a make up for a cancelled class. Our Sports Leagues always run for seven weeks.

PROGRAM REFUND POLICY If the YMCA cancels a program, a credit/refund of the program fee will be issued to you. Withdrawal from programs for a full refund/credit must be submitted in writing prior to the second class. After the second class of a program, refunds/credits are only provided for medical reasons with a doctor’s note. Withdrawal of membership or programs due to medical reasons: full credit/refund for the unused portion with a doctor’s note required.

DID YOU KNOW? YOU CAN REGISTER ONLINE! Set up an account at tri-townYMCA.org, and make sure to remember your password. Program registration stays open online until the program starts. Some special programs, like leagues, close online early to give us time to set up rosters. If you forget your password, give us a call in the office, and we can reset it for you. 860.521.5830 As always, we can register you over the phone or at the YMCA offices at 12 North Main Street West Hartford.

MAKE A DONATION There are so many ways to support this great charity all year long. To help support youth programming and access to camp for kids in our community, contact [email protected]

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE The Y offers programs and services designed to benefit people of all incomes and backgrounds. The Y uses contributed funds from the COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN to ensure those unable to pay the stated fee are able to participate. If fees are a concern, please contact us 860-521-5830.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTEER?• Tri-Town Y relies on your support to make our programs as good as possible.

• You can make a difference in your community and a child’s life!

• Volunteer opportunities: Parent Committee, Volunteer Committee and Events Committee.

If you are interested in volunteering for the Events, Volunteer or Parent Committee, please visit our website at tri-townYMCA.org to access the form.

• Scroll down to: “Volunteer”

• Click “Volunteer Today” and download the “Volunteer Application.”

• Return completed volunteer application to [email protected]

DID YOU KNOW?The Tri-Town Y is a “Y without walls” We host our programs at other facilities

in the community. To find a full facility YMCA branch near you, visit GHYMCA.org.

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YMCA BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM Serving Kids in all Wethersfield Public Schools

SCHOOLS SERVED:

Webb Elementary, Emerson Williams, Charles Wright, Hanmer & Highcrest The YMCA’s Before & After School program offers quality care for elementary-aged children, in a safe, secure environment. We offer a curriculum that appeal to kids while teaching confidence, encouraging self-expression, and enriching social development—all under the watchful eyes of trained and caring staff. Visit ghymca.org/childcare for more information on pricing. For questions, contact the YMCA at 860-521-5830.

STEPPING STONES: STEP INTO THE FUTURE OF LEARNING Ages: 2-4 | 9:30am-11:30am

Fee: $100 /per daily theme

Location: Tri-Town Program Space

The enrichment program focuses on skill development in the areas of Literacy, Music, Art, Math, and Science. Each day the children will focus on a riveting adventure to light sparks and find passions. Each session will end with a Family Enrichment Activity to showcase their accomplishments. You may sign up for one or more themed days. Each theme meets once per week for a total of 7 classes.

MONDAY— ADVENTURES THROUGH READING Your child will enjoy a variety of fun and adventures activities that will instruct them to learn, practice and comprehend the alphabet. During out time together we will tell stories, introduce characters such as Wendy the Walrus building their confidence while having fun with sounds and writing activities.

TUESDAY—LET’S MOVE WITH MUSIC Through music your child will share in a creative experience around sounds, rhythm, and vocal melodies. The children will use a variety of instruments and create some of their own to explore different sounds.

WEDNESDAY—ART ADVENTURES Children will go beyond finger painting and use their imagination through weekly/session themes. This little artist will have instructional guidance creating artwork using play dough, paint, stencils, and more. Each child will get a smock that they personalize during their time with us and take home.

THURSDAY—ABC/123 Exploring math can be fascinating as it is found all around us every day. Children will take their first journey into shapes, numbers, and measurement. Through designed activities, children will identify patterns and strength number recognition.

FRIDAY—LET’S PRETEND Let your child get messy with us! Enriching a child in science will allow them to get their hands dirty and venture to places where only the mad scientists have ever gone. Creating age appropriate experiments, your little scientist will explore the world of measuring and mixing, living and non- living things, and the magic and wonder of hands- on science.

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SPORTSSPRING 1 CO-ED YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE Locations: Hanmer Elementary School

Fee: $60

Parent & Me Co-ed Basketball ages 2 & 3 | Tuesdays | 5:00-5:45PM

Rookies ages 3 & 4 | Thursdays | 5:00-6:00PM

Come to where basketball was invented in 1891! Dedicated, patient coaches use age-appropriate drills designed to teach essential skills in a fun environment. Volunteers are an essential part of YMCA basketball leagues.

SOCCER Locations: Hanmer Elementary School

Fee: $60

Parent and Me Soccer ages 2-3 | Mondays | 5:00-5:45PM

Rookies Soccer ages 3-4 | Wednesdays | 5:00-6:00PM

We strive to make your child’s experience at the Y enjoyable, fun, and rewarding. Our soccer program stresses fun and learning, not competition, while building self-confidence. Our players are coached by parent volunteers and YMCA Staff. Games are played once a week with warm-ups and skills practice included in the one hour program.

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PROGRAM REFUND POLICYIf the YMCA cancels a program, a credit/refund of the program fee will be issued to you. Withdrawal from programs for a full refund/credit must be submitted in writing prior to the second class. After the second class of a program, refunds/credits are only provided for medical reasons with a doctor’s note. Withdrawal of membership or programs due to medical reasons: full credit/refund for the unused portion with a doctor’s note required.

SPRING 2SOCCER Location: TBD

Fee: $60

Parent and Me Soccer ages 2 & 3 | Mondays | 5:00-5:45PM

Co-ed Soccer ages 3 & 4 | Wednesdays | 5:00-6:00PM

We strive to make your child’s experience at the Y enjoyable, fun, and rewarding. Our soccer program stresses fun and learning, not competition, while building self-confidence. Our players are coached by parent volunteers and YMCA Staff. Games are played once a week with warm-ups and skills practice included in the one hour program.

T-BALL Location: TBD

Fee: $60

Rookies T-ball ages 3-4 | Saturdays | 11:15-12:15PM

YMCA T-ball programs teach each child the basics of baseball to help them grow as players, all while encompassing the fun that comes standard with YMCA programs. Players develop skills, teamwork, sportsmanship, self-confidence and a love for the game. Skill development will cover the fundamentals of throwing, catching, batting (off a Tee), base running, game rules and etiquette. Games will be played without the emphasis on competition, but rather on creating a memorable, fun, and rewarding experience for all involved.

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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FORTHE BEST SUMMER EVER!

We also have a regional day camp with expanded offerings! Learn more at campchase.org

CAMP PYQUAGGHYMCA.org/camp

Session 1 | Explorers Camp June 17- June 21 Session 2 | Sports Extravaganza June 24- June 28 Session 3 | Survivors Camp July 1 -July 5 (no camp July 4)Session 4 | Olympics July 8- July 12 Session 5 | Superhero Camp July 15- July 19

REGISTER NOWSESSIONS ARE FILLING FAST!

DISCOVER MORE INFORMATION BY VISITING GHYMCA.ORG/CAMP

Are you looking for a fun and exciting camp? Look no further and join our summer camp. Your child will participate in crafts activities, water activities, field trips, sports and much more.

Camp is held at Hanmer Elementary School 50 Francis Street, Wethersfield

Ages 4-14

Fee | Full week: $240 | 3-day: $175

Camp Hours | 7:00AM – 6:00PM

Session 6 | Color Games July 22- July 26 Session 7 | Mad Science July 29- August 2 Session 8 | Animation Nation August 5- August 9Session 9 | Wizards Camp August 12- August 16 Session 10 | Wet & Wild Adventures August 19- August 23

2019 CAMP SESSION DATES

May 9 – 5:00PM to 6:00PM Hanmer Elementary School 50 Francis Street, Wethersfield

June 6 - 5:00PM to 6:00PM Hanmer Elementary School 50 Francis Street, Wethersfield

Camp Open House:

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Did you know that in addition to our fabulous branch day camps, we have two world class overnight camps and

two regional day camps?

Learn more about Camp Jewell, Camp Woodstock, Camp Chase

and Camp Yankee Trails at GHYMCA.org/camping

TRI-TOWN YMCAa branch of the YMCA of Metropolitan Hartford, Inc.12 North Main Street, West Hartford, CT 06107ghYMCA.orgThe YMCA, for Youth Development: nurturing the potential of every child and teen, for Healthy Living: improving the nation’s health and well-being, for Social Responsibility: giving back and providing support to our neighbors. The YMCA of Greater Hartford is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization, established in 1852, and is one of the nation’s oldest YMCAs. The YMCA strives to serve all regardless of their ability to pay.

The YMCA of Greater Hartford is a charitable association open to all and committed to helping people develop their fullest potential in spirit, mind and body. This commitment is reinforced by our belief in living out universal values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.

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