Corona-Norco Family YMCA Youth Programs

Corona-Norco Family YMCA Youth Programs offers Music Lessons, Swim Lessons, Youth Sports, Youth Flag Football, Youth Soccer, Child Care at the Y, School Age Child Care, Preschool, Infant Child Care, and Toddler Child Care. Music Lessons include piano, guitar, drums, and voice. Swim Lessons include water safety and stroke development.

Programs

• Music Lessons — all ages · Whether it’s piano, guitar, drums, or voice, experienced instructors help students of all ages grow their skills, build confidence, and express themselves through the joy of music.
• Swim Lessons — all ages and abilities · Certified instructors help swimmers gain confidence, improve skills, and stay safe in the water. Focus on water safety, stroke development, and building a lifelong love for swimming.
• Youth Sports — Builds skills, teamwork, confidence, and friendships that last beyond the field.
• Youth Flag Football
• Youth Soccer
• Child Care at the Y — infancy through the teen years · Child care programs support and nurture children from infancy through the teen years.
• School Age Child Care — High-quality Y care right at your school; keeps children active physically, intellectually, and socially.
• Preschool — Values-based preschool child care that helps young children learn social, physical, and intellectual building blocks and improve kindergarten readiness.
• Infant Child Care — 6 weeks to 36 months · A safe nurturing environment set up for children to grow and learn through play. Breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack are provided.
• Toddler Child Care — 18 to 36 months · Licensed child development services for full-day preschool programs. Breakfast, lunch, and a PM snack are provided.

At a glance

• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Facility hours: Mon-Fri 6:00 am-9:00 pm; Sat 8:00 am-12:00 pm; Sun closed

About the provider

The organization states that it has been serving since 1974. Its mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. It also states that it is committed to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility, and that it provides access to individuals regardless of background, identity, or circumstance.

The organization states that no one is excluded regardless of background, identity, or circumstance. For state funded child development programs, eligibility is based on need and income and required documents include proof of income, proof of residency, birth certificates for each child under 18 living in the home, and an immunization card with current TB test.

What families say

“Being a part of the YMCA has given me self-discipline and a strong desire to create music. My musical dreams are to one day become an artist and learn to play all genres.” — Adelina Lanza-Martinez

“Coaching youth sports at the YMCA has been a profoundly fulfilling experience for me. The YMCA's commitment to fostering teamwork, discipline, and resilience aligns perfectly with my personal values.” — Coach Ana

Last updated October 10, 2026.