Many parents and caregivers find speaking to their children about abuse to be uncomfortable. Framing these conversations around other safety conversations you have may help you work through some of that uncomfortableness. Below you’ll find age-appropriate ways to talk to your child about boundaries and preventing abuse. Young Children Parents can start these conversations simply

We are excited to announce that as a part of our ongoing efforts to create one of the safest and most responsible environments possible, the Treasure Valley Family YMCA is installing an air purification system in all its facilities—a sophisticated bipolar ionization (BPI) process to further prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other pathogens.  ”The

At the Y, creating safe spaces for youth to learn, grow and thrive is our top priority – especially following the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Kids need a safe space now more than ever, and we take pride in the measures we’ve taken to help keep your kids safe. Here are some important tips

  It’s Child Abuse Prevention Month, and all month long we’ll be providing tips and advice for parents and caregivers to help prevent and spot child abuse. Follow along all month! The development of children is the core of which the Y’s values were built. This is why the safety of all children in our

We are excited to announce that we are launching a new Treasure Valley Family YMCA reservation platform that allows you to save a spot in both virtual and in-person classes and appointments with just a click of a button!  This improved system will replace our existing MotionVibe reservation platform and allow you to optimize your

If you are a high school senior or know a high school senior, be sure to check out the Treasure Valley Family YMCA Scholarship for Civic Engagement. Applications are due March 15.

The Treasure Valley Family YMCA has received a $10 million donation from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott in support of the organization’s work to strengthen communities.

Many of you have heard that Governor Brad Little has moved the state of Idaho back into Stage 2.  Stage 2 guidelines have minimal impact on any of the current operations of the YMCA.  The only change to our current operations is the closing of our kiddie pools as recommended in the Indoor Gym section

The Treasure Valley Family YMCA has announced that it will postpone fall Y-Ball and AAU basketball leagues following recommendations by Central District Health (CDH). While all YMCA programs follow strict physical distancing and cleaning protocols, CDH is recommending that sports programs be postponed until they reevaluate on Oct. 28, 2020. “We have made the unfortunate

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(BOISE, ID) – The Treasure Valley Family YMCA, a leading non-profit organization, has announced that it will expand school-age child care to support families when the school year begins. This child care program will align with adjusted school district calendars and virtual learning environments and will provide academic support along with physical and enrichment activities.

Open swimming time is back at the Treasure Valley Family YMCA! Beginning July 27, you and your kids can enjoy swimming in our rec and kiddie pools with a reservation through our MotionVibe portal. Click on the links below to learn more and register. Login to Reserve Your Spot Aquatic Center Guidelines How to Use