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CETconnect - Proud PartnersAbout the YMCAThe YMCA of Greater Cincinnati is the area’s largest non-governmental, non-profit community services organization providing safe and nurturing environments for people of all ages, regardless of their ability to pay. More than 43,000 kids, 52,000 families, and 14,000 teens are served each year in a broad range of programs, including mentoring, youth leadership, and volunteerism through community outreach initiatives that promote the character values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati is also the Tri-state’s largest provider of childcare, serving people of all faiths, races, ages and incomes. YMCA's 2009 Summer CampsThe YMCA of Greater Cincinnati is the largest provider of summer camps for kids ages 3 to 18. More than 10,000 children every year spend their summer with the YMCA through day and overnight camps at more than 16 locations. In this segment, Elizabeth Cochran, program director at YMCA’s Camp Ernst, is interviewed about what camps are available from the "Y," what sorts of activities kids will find at camp, and some information about the various costs for each camp and how to sign up. YMCA Sliding Scale Fee and Benefits of MembershipLisa Desatnik, Communication Consultant for the YMCA, interviews Sandy Walker, YMCA President and CEO, about the sliding scale fee and the ''Everyone Deserves a Y'' campaign. Also, Monica and Nathan Mays, mother and son members of the Carl H. Lindner YMCA discuss the positive influence the YMCA has had on Nathan's upbringing and development into an intelligent and mature young man. Nathan now volunteers at the ''Y'' and serves as a positive role model for young children. YMCA Character Awards 2008The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati highlights two exceptional teens, Ashley Dobbs and Joe Holthaus, on how they give back to the community. YMCA Asset BuildersThe Asset Builders Alliance is a coalition of local youth serving agencies founded by the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati, the Boy Scouts – Dan Beard Council, the Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, and funded by the United Way of Greater Cincinnati. The mission is to mobilize and engage the Greater Cincinnati community around current developmental asset research, and to promote a shift from reacting to children and youth with problems to engaging and developing youth in ways they can thrive. Profiles of the 2008 YMCA Black AchieversThis video features this year's 36 YMCA Black Achievers. Honorees received their awards at the Salute to YMCA Achievers Gala program and dinner held June 6, 2008. Begun in 1979, the Salute to YMCA Black Achievers Gala has grown into one of the largest local events honoring professionals of color for their career and civic accomplishments, and for their year long volunteer commitment to help prepare students for college and beyond. YMCA Water SafetyLearn about water safety from Janine Winters and Elizabeth McDougal, Aquatic Coordinators from the Greater Cincinnati YMCA. Parents will learn what to look for in and around swimmings areas to keep kids safe while cooling off and how to get water skills for the whole family. 2008 YMCA Young Black AchieversThe YMCA of Greater Cincinnati Black Achievers program is a national college readiness program designed to help African-American and other teens of color set and pursue high educational and career goals. YMCA Strong KidsDon Jason interviews President of the Cincinnati YMCA Sandy Berlin Walker and guest Jose Vinegar about the Strong Kids Campaign, a program that not only keeps Cincinnati Kids strong but to keep the community strong as well. Donnie Kalb on BMI and Healthy BodiesMichael Baker talks with Donnie Kalb, Associate Director of Health and Wellness for the YMCA, about the differences between BMI and Body Composition and how to calculate a healthy body for yourself. YMCA Fun2BFitThis week in Kids & Families, the Cincinnati YMCA introduces their Fun2BFit Program. Participants in this program and their families meet as a group with a registered dietician and an exercise physiologist, and learn strategies for making better food choices, select age-appropriate portions, develop nutritious eating habits, and learn skills to promote a physically active lifestyle. Adult education is an important component because parents have an influential role in creating a positive and supportive home environment. YMCA - Great Soccer TipsA "how to" segment hosted by Donnie Kalb for the YMCA. He has Dana Hensley, a former James Madison University soccer player, explain basic soccer skills. YMCA - How to Bump a VolleyballDonnie Kalb from the Cincinnati YMCA YMCA - Strong FamiliesShannon Malone had the desire to start a Double Dutch team at the Powel Crosley, Jr. YMCA so her daughter and friends could participate in a community-building activity. YMCA Character Awards 2007Celebrating its 11th anniversary in 2007, the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati hosted its annual Character Awards. Two recipients are interviewed about their activities and commitment to their communities through the values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. YMCA How To Shoot BasketballDonnie and his guest Aaron Harding demonstrate the proper technique for shooting a basketball. YMCA How To Throw A FootballDonnie is back with his guest Aaron Harding demonstrating how to throw a football. |
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