YMCA OF THE PALOUSE PROGRAMS
Elementary After School Programs
After school is a great place for kids to finish up homework, learn healthy eating habits by having a snack, stay active by having plenty of outdoor play time, and learn ho to be caring, honest, respectful, and responsible, caring individuals.
Spring Break and Summer Day Camps
When Pullman School District closes for spring break and summer, the Y operates full day camps complete with daily field trips, service learning opportunities in the community, academic time, reading initiatives, swimming, and fun-filled activities. Camps are broken into age groups: Discoverers (ages 5-7), Adventurers (ages 8-9) and Explorers (ages 10-12).
YMCA Family Nights
Allow families a time and a place to come together to have a good time. Participate in a variety of fun activities. Share, communicate and strengthen their relationships, and meet other families. They are usually scheduled for a weekend evening and can be either structured or free-flowing. Activities include mixers, pool games, arts and crafts, family fitness, games, volunteer opportunities and family discussions over refreshments
Special Olympics of Whitman County
Since 1996, community members with physical and developmental disabilities have enjoyed the benefits of recreation programming with activities such as bowling, basketball, track & field, and adaptive recreation. These programs foster healthy living strategies, courage, joy and life-long friendships.
Special Olympics Young Athletes
Special Olympics Young athletes is an early Special Olympics program for children ages 2 to 7 with and without intellectual and physical disabilities. This program helps children to foster gross motor skills development, as well as cognitive and social skills development through participation in age appropriate and fun activities. Young athletes provides many oppurtunities for families to share resources and support.
After school is a great place for kids to finish up homework, learn healthy eating habits by having a snack, stay active by having plenty of outdoor play time, and learn ho to be caring, honest, respectful, and responsible, caring individuals.
Spring Break and Summer Day Camps
When Pullman School District closes for spring break and summer, the Y operates full day camps complete with daily field trips, service learning opportunities in the community, academic time, reading initiatives, swimming, and fun-filled activities. Camps are broken into age groups: Discoverers (ages 5-7), Adventurers (ages 8-9) and Explorers (ages 10-12).
YMCA Family Nights
Allow families a time and a place to come together to have a good time. Participate in a variety of fun activities. Share, communicate and strengthen their relationships, and meet other families. They are usually scheduled for a weekend evening and can be either structured or free-flowing. Activities include mixers, pool games, arts and crafts, family fitness, games, volunteer opportunities and family discussions over refreshments
Special Olympics of Whitman County
Since 1996, community members with physical and developmental disabilities have enjoyed the benefits of recreation programming with activities such as bowling, basketball, track & field, and adaptive recreation. These programs foster healthy living strategies, courage, joy and life-long friendships.
Special Olympics Young Athletes
Special Olympics Young athletes is an early Special Olympics program for children ages 2 to 7 with and without intellectual and physical disabilities. This program helps children to foster gross motor skills development, as well as cognitive and social skills development through participation in age appropriate and fun activities. Young athletes provides many oppurtunities for families to share resources and support.