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YMCA of Harrison County outlines swim lessons, first-responder program and other community services
Summary
Janelle Amy, the YMCA’s mission advancement and development director, briefed commissioners on membership numbers and program expansions including swim lessons for third graders, lifeguard certifications, a 'Splash and Burn' first-responder program, Parkinson’s-specific offerings and community outreach at the Corydon Farmers' Market.
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Janelle Amy introduced herself to the Harrison County Commissioners on July 7 as the new mission advancement and development director for the YMCA of Harrison County and provided an overview of the YMCA’s local programs and community impact.
Amy said the organization tracks monthly check-ins and membership totals and highlighted program expansions: swim lessons (including programs that teach third graders to swim), lifeguard certification courses, and the 'Splash and Burn' program aimed at first responders. She also described youth sports, specialty programs for people with Parkinson’s disease, chaplain services, a little free library, blood drives and the YMCA’s outreach at the Corydon Farmers’ Market to promote healthy eating among children.
No formal action was required for the presentation. Amy closed by asking for continued support for these community programs and noting the YMCA’s role in local wellness and youth development.
