YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles Youth Programs

YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles Youth Programs take place at YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles centers, which may include access to a Child Activity Center, a gym, and a pool. The programs are part of a broader effort that has engaged 50K+ members in work focused on building a safer, healthier Los Angeles. Across these programs, 47K+ youth participate in recreation, sports, and afterschool activities, and 23K+ youth develop skills through sports and other programs.

The YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles reports that 9K+ children and adults have been taught swim safety lessons and 2K+ California YMCA youth have participated in learning about citizenship and diplomacy. The organization states that it has provided $3M+ in financial assistance to make YMCA centers accessible. According to its mission statement, the Center for Community Well-Being focuses on access to food, safe spaces, learning, and human connection as key social determinants of health. The organization reports distributing 3.9M+ pounds of food and 9M+ pounds of fresh produce to families and seniors, and supporting 600K+ Angelenos on their paths to healthier lives. It also states that it meets people where they are with food, support, and services.

Last updated June 10, 2026.