Ballarat YMCA

YMCA Ballarat is a community based organisation that delivers programs and services that build strong people, strong families and strong communities within our region.

We work in partnership with local government, non-profit groups and other community service organisations to provide programs and services to more than 500,000 Australians every week in health and fitness, recreation, accommodation, child care, camping, youth and family services.

Our YMCA Office at 122 Armstrong Street South, administrates for a number of YMCA managed facilities, and is home to YMCA Ballarat services and programs such as:

SERVICES

Outside School Hours Care

Community Programs

Youth Development

Corporate Services

FACILITIES

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Latest News

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Rudd opens multi-million dollar facility dedicated to Indigenous excellence » Monday, 8 March 2010 Today a truly unique, inspiring and history making event took place as Kevin Rudd officially opened the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence.
Grandparent Carers given a healthy break in pilot project » Monday, 22 February 2010 Grandparents caring for their children are being given a healthy "break" in a pilot project launched recently at the Ascot Vale Leisure Centre in Victoria.
YMCA appointed to AUSTSWIM National Council » Thursday, 8 October 2009 YMCA Australia, a peak employer of Teachers of Swimming and Water safety, has been appointed to the AUSTSWIM National Council.
YMCA appointed to AUSTSWIM National Council » Thursday, 8 October 2009 YMCA Australia, a peak employer of Teachers of Swimming and Water safety, has been appointed to the AUSTSWIM National Council.
Young people take over Parliament House Melbourne » Wednesday, 30 September 2009 Victoria's young people are preparing to take over the chambers of Parliament House, Spring Street, to have their voices heard. But whilst they will be standing on the steps of Parliament House chanting, the takeover of the Parliamentary Chambers is, in fact, a peaceful one.