At the Y, we know parents need a break from time to time. With Kids Night Out, parents enjoy a night out while kids engage in fun and safe activities at the Y. Kids, ages 3 to 11, enjoy games, crafts, dinner, swimming and more centered around a unique monthly theme. 3 year old's must be potty-trained *Check in is from 4:30- 5 p.m. The program starts promptly at 5 p.m. and doors will be locked at that time, as the center will be closed

At the Y, we know parents need a break from time to time. With Kids Night Out, parents enjoy a night out while kids engage in fun and safe activities at the Y. Kids enjoy games, crafts, dinner, swimming and more centered around a unique monthly theme. Kids must be at least 3 but less than 13. Registration deadline is February 9. 

This 6-week course, taught by Clay County Senior Services, will help participants overcome some of mental and physical barriers caused by chronic pain, so they can live their healthiest life. Class is every Wednesday from January 18 to February 22. Last day for registration is January 11. 

Join us for our Monthly Pot luck gathering. Bring a dish to share and sign the food book. We will enjoy each other fellowship and company. Please register at the Welcome Center and sign the book for the dish you want to share.

Widows and Widowers (WOW) Lunch at Nick & Jakes. Meet up with your WOW friends for lunch as you enjoy each others friendship and company. Lunch is on your own. Please register at the Welcome Center.

Tweens can spend time with friends, make new friends and explore their interests at Tween Nights. They'll have an opportunity to have fun with recreational activities such as dances, basketball and swimming. And parents have the peace of mind knowing their child is in the safe and positive environment of the Y and engaged in activities just right for the tween age group.

The Y is working to help ensure that our community has access to fresh, nutritious food through Mobile Pantry food distribution programs in partnership with Harvesters. The programs address a growing need for those unsure where their next meal will come from. 

Participants stay in their vehicles while volunteers load fresh produce, canned goods and a variety of other non-perishable items into their vehicles. All in need are welcome. The Mobile Food Pantry at the Cleaver Family YMCA occurs on the third Tuesday of each month.