YMCA

YMCAs are Young Men's Christian Associations. Originally founded by George Williams in 1954 in London, England, the YMCA movement has grown worldwide to over 120 countries. Approximately 30 million people participate in YMCA programs annually. Programs are varied and diverse. This category holds links to international YMCA associations, councils, and bodies.

Sub-Categories:

Indian_Guide_and_Princesses

Youth_and_Government

World Alliance of YMCAs - Formed by YMCA National Councils. Works with YMCA movements in 120 countries worldwide. Headquarters located in Geneva, Switzerland.
Rate this
Y's Men International - Coordinating body for service clubs associated with individual YMCAs worldwide.
Rate this
YMCA World Urban Network - An association of CEOs of large, urban YMCAs around the world.
Rate this
YMCA World Service - International Programs and Partnerships of the YMCA - Supports projects and partnerships with YMCAs in 120 countries, meeting the most urgent needs of YMCAs around the world while fostering self-reliance. A program of the YMCA of the USA.
Rate this

Web Search for YMCA Organizations Philanthropy Society - News search for YMCA Organizations Philanthropy Society - encyclopedia entries for YMCA Organizations Philanthropy Society