Welcome to the Forsyth County Family YMCA  

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The YMCA will be Open Labor Day: Monday, Sept. 6th from 8:00am-2:00pm

Register Now For Fall Programs 
       Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Tennis Lessons, Wellness Classes, Youth Sports, & Swim Lessons!

After School Program K-5th grade

Step: #1Click here for The YMCA After School Program Registration Packet
Step: #2 YMCA After School Payment Form
Step: #3 YMCA After School Transportation Form

Click here for After School Parent Handbook

Click here to Register For YMCA Programs On-Line!

Mini Kicker:
3 year old Soccer Program at the YMCA:
2010 Fall: Mini Kicker Program Information
2010 Fall Mini Kicker Registration Form

   Click here to view our year round Swim Lesson Programs

CLASS SCHEDULES

2010 Group Exercise & Water Aerobics Schedules
Group Exercise Schedule

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Have your next Birthday Party at the Forsyth County Family YMCA.
Information On YMCA Birthday Parties for Facility & Program Members

 Hear from a volunteer!     

• Congratulations to the 2009 Forsyth County Family YMCA Volunteer of the Year: Roberto Gomez
  

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  Roberto Gomez

  Forsyth  County Family YMCA

   

  Living the Mission : “Roberto is one of the most humble, Christ-like people I have ever known. It is as natural as breathing for him. There aren’t many days that Roberto doesn’t do something for someone in need. He is quietly, constantly giving,” says Kevin Thompson, executive director.

   

  More Than a Game: “Outside of the technical skills, the kids learn a lot from their Y experience with sports. Soccer is like a family with good communication and very friendly. It’s not the best because of me. I just do my best. It’s the whole group that brings the team together.”

   

  My Other Family: “Every day I find myself using the experience I’ve gained as a YMCA volunteer. The Y is my second family. I enjoy watching the players grow in their technical skills as they mature into young adults.”

   

  A Better Way : Roberto looks for players who may not have other opportunities and recruits them. He will find boys and girls who might be headed for trouble, and encourages them to play soccer instead.