What is the YMCA philosophy?

What is the YMCA philosophy?

Using our core values—caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and equity—as a guide, children develop communication, reasoning and problem-solving skills through play while interacting with other children and exploring their environment.

What does it mean to be a community partner?

– A community partnership is a working relationship a worker forms with another service provider or informal support person that may be helpful for the families we work with. – It’s a formal agreement between two agencies who share the same clients so they agencies work together productively.

How do I connect to community partners?

4 steps to build effective community partnerships

1. Connect with leaders at partner organizations to promote engagement.
2. Define and prioritize goals.
3. Build new partner relationships and strengthen long-standing ones.
4. Ensure screening and referral protocols are seamless.

What does the YMCA Triangle stand for?

Spirit, Mind and Body
The merged emblem of the YMCA consists of a red triangle with the equal sides representing the essential unity of a human being – Spirit, Mind and Body. The outer circle expresses the eternal perfection of an individual, while the inner ring represents eternal friendship and love amongst people.

What is the largest YMCA in America?

the Fremont Family YMCA
Welcome to the Fremont Family YMCA, the largest YMCA in the United States, with over 235,000 square feet! Since 1888, we have proudly served Fremont and surrounding communities.

What is a community partnership model?

The Community Partnership Model is one approach that focuses on public health care needs by educating students in multiprofessional teams in a new organizational structure known as the academic, community-based, primary health care center.

How do I keep my partner engaged?

5 tips to create a successful partner engagement plan:

1. Build strong relationships. Building relationships is important in all aspects of life, both personally and professionally.
2. Develop partner-friendly programs and content.
3. Foster consistent communication.
4. Get partner buy-in.
5. Get channel managers’ buy-in.