November 17, 2022
DOYLESTOWN - Through January 8, 2023, YMCA of Bucks County and Hunterdon Counties are opening their doors and inviting the community to try the Y for free. With branches in Doylestown, Fairless Hills, Newtown, Quakertown and Warminster in Pennsylvania, and Flemington and Annandale in New Jersey, the YMCA is in a unique position to impact community health and wellness.
In 2021, the YMCA committed resources to help the community get back to life, and improved health and well-being following the challenges of the pandemic. Once again, during the months of December and January, they are providing free opportunities for everyone in the community to connect and engage with others to meet social, physical and mental well-being needs.
In addition, the YMCA is providing free virtual wellness for the entire community through January 8. Y Wellness 24/7 is a virtual platform that provides thousands of weekly live and on-demand health and wellness programs for all abilities and interests. Everyone in the community is invited to create a free account, using key code “HERE FOR YOU” to access Y Wellness 24/7 from their home, office or anywhere, anytime!
“This time last year we opened our doors to the community and saw a very positive response,” said Zane Moore, president/CEO of YMCA of Bucks and Hunterdon Counties. “For many people, this year has been just as challenging as last year, and we know the holiday season can bring about additional stress. We are inviting our communities to prioritize their health and well-being and utilize our Y, both in-person and online. Our caring, knowledgeable staff will meet you where you are and help and support you along the way.”
Community members wishing to learn more about trying the Y for free and accessing Y Wellness 24/7, the Y’s virtual platform, are encouraged to visit the website here for details and guest policies, including what to bring on your first visit.