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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many new social distancing guidelines and capacity limits have been brought to the forefront of every community rec center’s operations. Therefore, with equipment spaced apart and everyone staying ...
The Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA is offering its annual Safety Around Water program to help children reduce the risk of drowning, and give them confidence in and around water. This free program has been offered ...
Government mandates aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus have forced the community rec industry to evaluate its safety and cleaning procedures, and make tough decisions about new protocols. One debated topic has been ...
On July 1, the African American YMCA CEO Group hosted a virtual town hall to help people unlearn systemic racism with hopes the conversation would continue on. Since then, many YMCAs have implemented programs and ...
On July 23, Community Rec Magazine presented a new virtual roundtable that discusses strategies to help your facility thrive — not just survive — during the COVID-19 crisis. The panelists were Chris Tointon, the president ...
Coronavirus cases have been on the rise in the U.S. since mid-June, and as a result, some states have already forced fitness facilities — including community rec centers — to shut their doors again. Whether ...
A collaborative New York JCC is allowing three camps to offer a virtual summer experience called “Summer in the Cloud,” for their own and other JCC communities across the five boroughs, Westchester, and Long Island ...
The coronavirus pandemic has been an ongoing challenge for the community recreation industry and continues to create obstacles for YMCAs, JCCs and rec centers across the country. On June 29, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced ...
“Most of our teenagers don’t have access, they’re not able to go on vacations — so we want the YMCA to be a vacation for them.” These words from Victor Nicholson, the executive director Christian ...
The coronavirus pandemic has been a rollercoaster ride to say the least. As the number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. have increased again in recent weeks, many states have already begun forcing community rec ...
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