YMCA of Metro Atlanta Youth Programs and Camps
Cherokee Outdoor YMCA, 569 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive NW, Atlanta, GA 30314
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YMCA of Metro Atlanta Youth Programs and Camps include options such as afterschool, school break camp, and Fall Youth Sports. The program also connects families to a wide range of YMCA activities, including youth sports, safety around water classes, group exercise, cycle, Pilates, total body, and yoga. Families can also access volunteer opportunities, hunger relief programs, chronic disease support, and the YMCA (Y) Connect Podcast.
Since 1858, the YMCA of Metro Atlanta has been serving the ever-changing needs of the community. The YMCA of Metro Atlanta is the oldest non-profit in Atlanta and reports that more than 3,000 classes per week are offered across its programs. YMCA of Metro Atlanta programs create more than 2.5 million experiences each year, with 147,049 facility and program members and 25,611 youth served in early learning, afterschool, youth sports, and camps. Reflecting its Judeo-Christian heritage, the YMCA of Metro Atlanta describes itself as an association of volunteers, members, and staff, open to and serving all, with programs and services which build spirit, mind, and body, and states that financial assistance is available based on need and that it actively seeks to identify and involve those in need. The YMCA notes that it offers programs that support youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility, and that through community outreach programs like hunger relief, safety around water classes, and chronic disease support, it works with corporate, government, and community organizations to make a collective impact.
Last updated August 1, 2026.
Since 1858, the YMCA of Metro Atlanta has been serving the ever-changing needs of the community. The YMCA of Metro Atlanta is the oldest non-profit in Atlanta and reports that more than 3,000 classes per week are offered across its programs. YMCA of Metro Atlanta programs create more than 2.5 million experiences each year, with 147,049 facility and program members and 25,611 youth served in early learning, afterschool, youth sports, and camps. Reflecting its Judeo-Christian heritage, the YMCA of Metro Atlanta describes itself as an association of volunteers, members, and staff, open to and serving all, with programs and services which build spirit, mind, and body, and states that financial assistance is available based on need and that it actively seeks to identify and involve those in need. The YMCA notes that it offers programs that support youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility, and that through community outreach programs like hunger relief, safety around water classes, and chronic disease support, it works with corporate, government, and community organizations to make a collective impact.
Last updated August 1, 2026.
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