For generations, outdoor camps have been a place for youth to foster their confidence, independence and critical thinking skills that are cornerstones for a future of success. Camp Chief Hector YMCA is one such camp. Since it first opened in 1930, the camp has dedicated itself to being a place where youth can belong, grow, thrive and lead.

Welcome to the vibrant month of June, where the grass is finally greener, our days are longer, and the weather is warmer! For many of us, our social calendars might also be getting fuller making it a perfect time to focus on an often-overlooked aspect of our health: our gut health.

When Ed Rihn saw the board of directors posting for YMCA Calgary in 2019, he couldn’t think of a better organization to contribute to.

In the spirit of reconciliation, YMCA Calgary acknowledges that it is situated on the traditional lands of the Treaty 7 First Nations of the Siksika, Piikani, Kainai, Tsuut’ina, and the three Stoney Nations, that comprise of the Chiniki, Goodstoney, and Bears Paw. Calgary is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta, and all those who call this beautiful area home.

Meet Jill Wyatt, an inspiring LeadUP donor who is dedicated to empowering the community through education, leadership development, and fostering a culture of health and wellness for individuals and families across Calgary.

You can make a splash in your career with YMCA Calgary’s aquatics team!Lifeguarding at YMCA Calgary is a direct way to help others. Lifeguards are an important part of our mission of connecting people through diverse and shared experiences and creating welcoming communities. Aquatics provides great personal and professional development opportunities to jumpstart your career!