YMCA IS LEADING THE CHARGE TO SUPORT ACTIVE AGING

The YMCA of South Palm Beach County reopened its Chase’s Place Inclusive Center after renovations to better serve individuals with diverse needs. The center offers adaptive programs focused on motor skills, communication, and social development in a supportive environment. Funded by community support and donors, the upgrades aim to remove barriers and create inclusive opportunities for children, teens, and adults of all abilities.

The YMCA of South Palm Beach County highlights its commitment to supporting local communities through programs that serve children, families, and seniors. Focused on strengthening underserved populations, the Y provides services like childcare, youth sports, food distribution, and summer camps—often for those who couldn’t otherwise afford them. With a broad reach across multiple regions, the Y continues to create meaningful impact through community partnerships and charitable support, helping thousands of individuals each year.

The YMCA of South Palm Beach County offers a free Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring (BPSM) program to help adults manage high blood pressure. This four-month program provides personalized support, including regular check-ins and nutrition education focused on heart health. Participant Sheila shares that the program helped her track her blood pressure, improve her diet, and work more effectively with her doctor. Funded by Baptist Health South Florida, the program empowers individuals to take control of their health.