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The JCC Harlem, an initiative of the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan, in collaboration with UJA-Federation of New York, is thinking inside the box when it comes to creating financially accessible opportunities for families to explore, ...
When COVID-19 forced facilities everywhere to close, most traditional youth programs came to a grinding halt and organizations had to pivot to completely virtual programming. Since mid-March, kids and families have had to adjust to ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced community rec centers across the U.S. to stay on their toes, and constantly adjust their operating procedures and future plans. During this trying time, it’s important to support and learn ...
After several weeks of having its collective doors shut during the COVID-19 pandemic, the community rec industry is starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Since late May and early June, ...
At first, the idea of staying home all day must have seemed like a dream for kids everywhere. However, without the opportunity to interact with friends their own age during the COVID-19 pandemic, many children ...
Life after the COVID-19 pandemic will bring about several changes to facility operations, especially as it pertains to cleanliness and safety. The front desk is one area in particular that will be greatly affected by ...
Virtual programs have graduated from an added commodity to a necessity during the COVID-19 pandemic, as organizations everywhere have explored new options to keep members connected and healthy in their homes. One option that has ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced community rec centers across the U.S. to stay on their toes, and constantly adjust their operating procedures and future plans. During this trying time, it’s important to support and learn from ...
Isolation, unease and lack of energy are all symptoms of a coronavirus-induced quarantine. Since most are working from home without a regular routine, access to traditional health and wellness services, and the ability to spend ...
In Part 2 of this “Life After COVID-19” series, John Mikos from the YMCA of Greater Kansas City discusses the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on program participation. Is virtual the new standard? Or will ...
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