Ymca Of Greater Monmouth County Inc

Social responsibility: our y understands the challenges that keep individuals and families from reaching their full potential and responds with a host of counseling and social services that strengthen individual growth and family life. In 2023-24, we provided behavioral healthcare services to approximately 3,000 children, adults and families in our area.- our outpatient team provided approximately 18.740 mental health and substance abuse counseling sessions from our office in matawan. - play therapy services were provided to over 945 children between the ages of 4 and 12. - 385 children and adults received in home therapeutic services through our family support and family preservation programs. The y serves people of all ages and abilities. Classed for special populations offered participants a challenging range of activities including strength training and cardiovascular exercise. Participants focused on all around fitness to improve coordination, attention and self-esteem. The classes were taught by a certified personal trainer with a background in special needs.

Healthy living: the family health and wellness center brings together people from all ages, incomes, backgrounds and communities from throughout monmouth county. The y has been an integral community resource in the red bank area since 1874. In 2023-24, more than 4,500 members counted on the y for their health and wellness needs.the center encourages healthy living for all ages with dynamic health and wellness programs at the facility and in the community. The health and wellness team has expanded its reach into southern monmouth county, providing aquatics programs and safety certification courses.members and community residents benefitted from numerous no cost health and wellness programs made possible through partnerships and collaorations including health screenings, family dinners, outdoor fitness classes in a local park and the livestrong at the ymca program for cancer survivors. As part of the center's commitment to ensuring that everyone, regardless of age, income or background has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive, approximately $98,000 in ycares financial assistance was provided to 446 individuals to help offset membership and program fees, and over $400,000 in free and reduced fee membership and programs were provided to 900 individuals such as red bank first responders, retired and active military and students.