The Woodruff Family YMCA in Milford, Connecticut is dedicated to Healthy Living with our 25-yard indoor pool, 8,500 square foot wellness center and exciting outdoor community playscape for children. Learn more about our amenities and how to become a member.
Hours of Operation:Monday-Thursday: 5:30am-9:00 pm Friday: 5:30am-7:00pm Saturday: 7:00am-6:00pm Sunday: 8:00am-4:00pm Pool closes 30 minutes prior to the Branch Closing. |
Address & Phone:631 Orange AvenueMilford, CT 06461 F 203 878 0619
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Let’s Keep SwimmingNeed something to do over the holiday break? Why not keep the kids swimming and strengthening their skills. During the holiday break, we will be running a 2 day swim clinic. We will run 30 minute lessons each day. For more information please contact Member Services at 203 878 6501 or stop in to our facility.
FEE: Member: $50/Program Participant: $60
WHEN: December 26 – December 27
TIMES:
Session1: 10:00-10:30, 10:30-11:00, 11:00-11:30, and 11:30-12:00, 12:00-12:30 and 12:30-1:00
*You will attend same time, both days
We Believe You Can Try Something New!Participate in our Holiday Challenge!
Try a new class, meet a new friend, introduce yourself to a staff member, learn how to use a piece of equipment that’s new to you – and we’ll reward you with a jingle bell! December 9-23.
Jingle all the way!
As we near the end of another year, we are filled with hope and optimism. Every day we are reminded of the power of community – whether it’s a child blowing bubbles underwater for the first time, a person running their first 5K, or a teenager realizing the power of volunteering through leadership programs.
These milestones are possible because of the unwavering support from people like you.
The power of the Y—and the power of community—is everyday people supporting each other in creating a better life.
While we celebrate each milestone, we know there is more work to be done. Children, families, and adults continue to need support, and the Y is committed to meeting those needs. But we can’t do it alone. We need caring neighbors like you.
With the magic of the giving season upon us, we ask you to find your joy and share it with others. Your support can mean the world to your neighbors in need.
Your gift will make a meaningful difference in so many lives.
Please browse our Winter 1 Program Guide and discover opportunities to kick off the new year with a fresh start! Whether you’re looking to try something new, to begin a new routine, or meet new people, the Y may have something for you. This season is the perfect time to refocus your goals or make small adjustments to current habits that can lead to big, positive changes. Let us help you have healthy, lasting routines—one step at a time! Register for a YMCA Winter 1 Program.
Winter 1 Session runs January 5-March 1, 2025
Registration Opens for Members on December 16, for Program Participants on December 23.
DROP YOUR KIDDOS AT THE Y AND GET YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING DONE!Snacks will be provided. (Children may bring their own nut-free snack). Program includes arts & crafts, free play, games and more!
Pre Registration is required.
WHEN: Saturday December 7 12-4PM / Friday December 13 4-8PM / Saturday December 14 12-4PM
AGES: 3-12
FEE: Facility Members–$20/Program Participants-$30
For more information contact Claire Morton at cmorton@cccymca.org
Stroke and TechniqueWant to improve your stroke and build your endurance? A program for students that have passed level 6 and want to keep improving, or for those who want to prepare for swim team. Swimmers will meet twice a week for 7 weeks and work on stroke technique and endurance.
Must be evaluated before registration.
WHERE: Woodruff Family YMCA Pool
FEE: Member: $159/Program Participant: $318
Y Leaders ClubCalling all teenagers!
Leaders Club provides high school students with extensive leadership training, offering opportunities for service to the YMCA and the community. Leaders Club also serves as a recruiting program for future Y professionals! We are here to develop leaders, fostering with them a culture of service in addition to knowledge and training that will help them better serve others and shape a healthy and productive life for themselves.
Leaders Club meets once a week, Wednesdays at 7:00pm at the Woodruff Family Y. Members also participate in social events, service projects and special events. Leaders Club provides a safe, genuine place for high schoolers and helps direct their energy to positive outcomes.
If you are interested in this great program please contact Claire Morton at cmorton@cccymca.org .
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The Stratford Y and the Woodruff Family Y are participating in the Project SEARCH Training Program along side The Kennedy Collective, Milford Public Schools, Stratford Public Schools and the State of Connecticut Department of Developmental Services. Individuals will hold un-paid intern positions in membership, child care, wellness and facilities. While working side by side with Y staff members, interns will learn business processes, procedures and communication skills. They’ll also gain independence, self-confidence and self-esteem. Project SEARCH exposes individuals to a variety of careers and helps prepare them for future employment.
To be eligible to participate, individuals must be between 18-30 years of age, diagnosed with a Developmental Disability and eligible for State of Connecticut DDS programs or willing to pay privately.
When a friend you’ve referred joins the Y, we’ll thank you by giving you a FREE membership month.
There’s no limit to how many friends you refer and there’s no limit to how many FREE months you can receive.
Being with friends is always more fun for you and your family.
At the Y, we’re dedicated to strengthening the community by giving back and supporting our neighbors. That’s why we invite you to participate in Togetherhood™, a program that gives Y members the opportunity to select, plan and lead meaningful community service projects that benefit people and organizations right here in our neighborhood!
Togetherhood™ invites members to participate in the Y’s cause to strengthen the community. Collecting school supplies, donating blood, or running a park clean up are just some of the countless ways Y members and their friends and families can come together in service to their community.
