News Release

WINONA LAKE — The Kosciusko County YMCA has announced its updated program schedule and catalog to further its mission of serving the health and wellness of children and families in the community.

Programs will start the first Monday of each month and run for four weeks unless otherwise posted on the program calendar. Session 1 registration will begin Dec. 5 for members and Dec. 19 for non-members (guests). Once registration opens, participants will be able to register for one month at a time or for all five months in Session 1. Registration will remain open the entire session, so participants can sign up and start attending programs immediately.

“Here at the YMCA, we realize all children are unique and learn skills at different paces,” says Jim Swanson, the CEO of the YMCA. “These month-to-month programs will make it easier for kids to progress at their own pace and for parents to plan and register for programs. We love seeing how our organization is helping kids and families in Kosciusko County!”

In addition to new programs, the YMCA has released an updated catalog. As their program offerings and catalog continue to grow, the YMCA recognized the challenge for families to find programs. Now the program catalog is organized by age, making it easier to search through various programs and find the right fit for any family.

To register for programs:

• CLICK | Visit their website at www.kcymca.org. Navigate to the program you want to register for, click the link and sign up.
• COME IN | Register in person by visiting the Welcome Center inside the Parkview Warsaw YMCA.
• CALL | Register by phone at (574) 269-9622. The YMCA staff can also answer questions about programs or offer suggestions on what programs would be a good fit for any family.

If registering for more than one month at a time, participants will be billed for the following month’s programs on the 25th of the month. There will be no refunds or prorating if a participant signs up for programs after the month starts.

For more details about the YMCA’s programs and work in the community, visit their website.