Youth Empowerment Source Inc

Operational since 1951, YMCA has been providing the community with programs and recreation. Based in Elkton, Md., it offers a variety of activities and programs for all ages. Its state-of-the-art facility features a six-lane swimming pool, three indoor basketball courts, aerobics, free weight, fitness rooms and more. The organization provides youth sports, adult sports, childcare/camp, activities and classes, to name a few. YMCA's building houses a 3,500 square-foot fitness room, 25-yard swimming pool, five day-care rooms, three full-sized gymnasiums, two racquetball courts, an aerobics room, a karate room, a gymnastics room, two conference rooms and two multi-purpose rooms plus eight acres utilized for football and other outdoor sports.

In the 21st century, parents have so many choices in their childrens education, it is sometimes difficult to choose. May I encourage you to consider Providence Christian Academy. We will establish a partnership between your home and our school in the education of your child(ren).As parents and teachers, we realize that education takes place in many different areas of our childs life. It will occur in our classrooms, it may be at recess or lunch, or in the hallways or during chapel. It obviously takes place in your home and your church. With that said, it is important that all of us work together to see our young people grow and mature into young champions for Christ.We encourage you to join us in a growing, vibrant Christian educational community.

Youth Empowerment Source (YES) is a non-profit agency located in Elkton, MD, dedicated to providing essential support to children, youth, and families in Cecil County. With a strong emphasis on prevention and education, YES equips young individuals with the tools necessary for achieving successful adulthood. One of its key initiatives is the Drug Free Cecil Youth Coalition (DFCYC), which brings together local youth leaders to combat substance abuse. Through this program, participants gain leadership skills and are empowered to implement strategies addressing substance use within their communities. Generated from the website