YMCA of Long Island Youth Programs and Camps
Huntington YMCA, 60 Main St, Huntington, NY 11743
About
YMCA of Long Island Youth Programs and Camps includes activities such as Holiday Camp, Sports & Games, STEM, Arts & Crafts, Swimming, Special Theme Activities, and fitness classes. The program is connected to events and offerings that include a 5K Run/Walk, Kids Fun Run, Mahjong lessons, golf and tennis outings, social opportunities, health screenings, and Active Older Adults Day. YMCA Family Services connected to the program offers individual counseling, group counseling, crisis intervention services, drug screenings, family therapy, women-only group counseling sessions, a DWI Track for first offenders, positive alternative activities, and stress and anger management programs.
• Ages: 0–17 years old
• Schedule: Summer Program Session runs June 28–September 5, 2026, with summer program registration beginning Monday, June 15, 2026
• Price: Student Special membership for $125 with $0 Joiner Fee, valid through September 1, 2026
The YMCA of Long Island Youth Programs and Camps is part of the YMCA of Long Island, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. The Huntington YMCA has been serving children, teens, families, and seniors for more than 50 years, and the YMCA reports 175 years of keeping families, children, adults, and communities safe in and around the water. Child Watch staff in the program are CPR and First Aid Certified, and YMCA Family Services staff includes licensed social workers, licensed mental health counselors, credentialed alcohol and substance abuse counselors, a psychiatrist, and a physician’s assistant.
YMCA Family Services, as a branch of the YMCA of Long Island, provides a comprehensive menu of treatment and prevention services that promote the emotional wellness of individuals, families, and the community at large. YMCA Family Services is described as the social services and mental health arm of the YMCA of Long Island and offers prevention and treatment counseling services, including individualized services to anyone impacted by substance use. The organization states that in all its work it meets everyone with dignity and respect and guides individuals along a path to achieving balance and wellness in their lives.
The program’s unique features include a Child Watch program with CPR and First Aid Certified staff, a Holiday Camp when school is out, and a Before and After School Program for children in grades Kindergarten through Middle School that provides academic support and hands-on enrichment experiences in a safe and structured environment. Additional features include a monthly payment plan for Summer Day Camp through May 2026, the YMCA Daxko Mobile App, the YMCA360 on-demand digital platform with Les Mills workouts, a Family Connection network of family members that meets monthly, a Women’s Program with women-only group counseling sessions and childcare services for members with children, a DWI Track for first offenders, a Mega Raffle associated with golf and tennis outings, and an Active Older Adults Day that is free and open to the public. The YMCA of Long Island provides financial assistance for those who may not be able to afford the full cost of programs and services.
In the wider community, the YMCA of Long Island partners with school districts in Nassau and Suffolk counties to support student learning. Proceeds from the Great South Bay YMCA 5K Run/Walk In Memory of Judi benefit local individuals and families impacted by breast cancer with programs and support services, and proceeds from the YMCA East Hampton RECenter 5K Run/Walk benefit local individuals and families in need with access to the Y’s healthy living, youth programs, and support services. The Huntington YMCA Golf Classic includes a 3rd Annual Tennis Event in Memory of John Breslin Jr., and the Huntington YMCA 5K Run/Walk is in Memory of Marcie Mazzola. YMCA Family Services also provides speakers for schools, community agencies, church groups, and other interested community organizations through its Speaker’s Bureau, and the YMCA of Long Island highlights Mental Health Awareness Month by asking everyone in its community to take a moment for themselves and for each other.
Last updated May 28, 2026.
• Ages: 0–17 years old
• Schedule: Summer Program Session runs June 28–September 5, 2026, with summer program registration beginning Monday, June 15, 2026
• Price: Student Special membership for $125 with $0 Joiner Fee, valid through September 1, 2026
The YMCA of Long Island Youth Programs and Camps is part of the YMCA of Long Island, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. The Huntington YMCA has been serving children, teens, families, and seniors for more than 50 years, and the YMCA reports 175 years of keeping families, children, adults, and communities safe in and around the water. Child Watch staff in the program are CPR and First Aid Certified, and YMCA Family Services staff includes licensed social workers, licensed mental health counselors, credentialed alcohol and substance abuse counselors, a psychiatrist, and a physician’s assistant.
YMCA Family Services, as a branch of the YMCA of Long Island, provides a comprehensive menu of treatment and prevention services that promote the emotional wellness of individuals, families, and the community at large. YMCA Family Services is described as the social services and mental health arm of the YMCA of Long Island and offers prevention and treatment counseling services, including individualized services to anyone impacted by substance use. The organization states that in all its work it meets everyone with dignity and respect and guides individuals along a path to achieving balance and wellness in their lives.
The program’s unique features include a Child Watch program with CPR and First Aid Certified staff, a Holiday Camp when school is out, and a Before and After School Program for children in grades Kindergarten through Middle School that provides academic support and hands-on enrichment experiences in a safe and structured environment. Additional features include a monthly payment plan for Summer Day Camp through May 2026, the YMCA Daxko Mobile App, the YMCA360 on-demand digital platform with Les Mills workouts, a Family Connection network of family members that meets monthly, a Women’s Program with women-only group counseling sessions and childcare services for members with children, a DWI Track for first offenders, a Mega Raffle associated with golf and tennis outings, and an Active Older Adults Day that is free and open to the public. The YMCA of Long Island provides financial assistance for those who may not be able to afford the full cost of programs and services.
In the wider community, the YMCA of Long Island partners with school districts in Nassau and Suffolk counties to support student learning. Proceeds from the Great South Bay YMCA 5K Run/Walk In Memory of Judi benefit local individuals and families impacted by breast cancer with programs and support services, and proceeds from the YMCA East Hampton RECenter 5K Run/Walk benefit local individuals and families in need with access to the Y’s healthy living, youth programs, and support services. The Huntington YMCA Golf Classic includes a 3rd Annual Tennis Event in Memory of John Breslin Jr., and the Huntington YMCA 5K Run/Walk is in Memory of Marcie Mazzola. YMCA Family Services also provides speakers for schools, community agencies, church groups, and other interested community organizations through its Speaker’s Bureau, and the YMCA of Long Island highlights Mental Health Awareness Month by asking everyone in its community to take a moment for themselves and for each other.
Last updated May 28, 2026.
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