A brand new water safety initiative is teaching children and young people how to confidently and sensibly have fun at our beaches
Read MoreWith so much going on at YMCA there is lot's to talk about. Whether its our youth, staff or the people who use us we're sure you'll be impressed.
A brand new water safety initiative is teaching children and young people how to confidently and sensibly have fun at our beaches
Read MoreA collaboration between Auckland schools, funders and Camp Adair has increased the overall total of trees planted to 20,000
Read MoreThree years in the planning finally came to life this week as the first Find Your Field of Dreams YMCA Sports Camps kicked off
Read MoreSixty-five teenagers from YMCA’s youth development programme – Raise Up – converged on Camp Adair in Auckland’s Hunua Ranges in mid-April for three days of leadership and confidence building activities.
Work. Finances. Chores. School routines. With the pressures of daily life it’s little wonder so many Kiwi families struggle to spend quality time together, and the numbers prove it.
Read MoreAt the end of March Joe, along with 14 other youngsters from the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind were invited to attend the VIP camp hosted by the YMCA’s Camp Adair.
Sixteen year old Joe Taka was born visually impaired. Find out how Jo and his class mates went on their Camp Adair adventure.
Read MoreFor many Kiwis, camping has been woven into the fabric of our upbringing. For Wendy Sibun, who at 66 is one of the youngest members of the YMCA never2old programme, her recent experience was her first.
Wendy, along with 20 other ‘never2olders’ last month ventured to the iconic Camp Adair in Hunua for a specially planned never2old camp. “I had never been camping..."
Find out how Wendy and her fellow 'never2olders' went on their camping challenge.
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