Cancellations & Changes
A.R.Kaufman Family YMCA
Pool Closure and Restorations - May 25, 2026
Water service has been successfully restored following repairs to the system after the recent significant flooding affecting multiple areas at the A.R.K. Family YMCA. While the facility remains open and we begin restoration work to repair the damage, please be aware of the following service disruptions:
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The Pool: Remains closed until further notice while restoration work takes place. We will provide updates as new information becomes available.
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Café and Vending Area: Closed until further notice for restoration.
During this closure, members are welcome to use the pool facilities at our other regional branches.
Restoration teams are working actively on-site to fully restore operations. We will keep you updated as progress is made.
Thank you for your patience and support as we work to safely bring back amenities.
Facility Closure - May 23, 2026
A.R. Kaufman Family YMCA is currently closed due to significant flooding affecting multiple areas in the facility. As a result, the water has been shut off.
Our team is actively working to resolve the issue and determine next steps. We remain focused on reopening as soon as it is safe to do so and will continue to keep members informed as updates become available.
While the A.R.K. Family YMCA is closed, other YMCA of Three Rivers Health and Wellness facilities remain open and available for member use.
We appreciate your patience as we work through this situation and will continue to provide updates. Stay informed by checking our website, your email, and our social media channels.
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Territorial Acknowledgement
The YMCA of Three Rivers recognizes and acknowledges that we deliver our programs and services on the traditional territories and treaty lands of the Haudenosaunee, Anishnaabeg, Mississauga of the Credit, Wendat, and Chonnonton. We acknowledge also that the history of Indigenous nations in these regions is not static, and cannot be briefly summarized. This land is part of the Dish with One Spoon Wampum, the Haldimand Treaty of Oct. 25, 1784, Treaty 3 of 1792, and Treaty 29/Huron Tract Purchase of 1827. Today, our catchment area is home to First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and other Indigenous Peoples from across Turtle Island.
As treaty people, we commit to building relationships characterized by respect and equality. In particular, we encourage non-Indigenous staff, volunteers, members, and clients to reflect on their personal obligations and locations as recent arrivals to the territories sustained by the three rivers for which we are named.
Our Impact
As a charity, the YMCA of Three Rivers is committed to making our diverse communities healthier and more vibrant. With dignity and respect, our programs and services have been created to inspire individuals to reach their full potential. What did this look like in 2023?
3,524
children from 2,539 families in Child Care
18,242
people served in EarlyON programs
4,625
unique individuals enjoyed our Camp programs
14,834,503
meals/snacks served for
Student Nutrition
17,129
clients served in Employment Services
13,364
unique clients served in Immigrant Services
35,923
members served in Health & Wellness
5,684
financially assisted members (1,997 youth)
1,500
participants in Health Management
49,179
Youth Program touch points
52,394
Employee & Member Insights Surveys completed
$1.5M+
raised in donations and support
Join our Team
The YMCA of Three Rivers is a mission-driven organization, able to do our work thanks to our dynamic and engaged team of staff and volunteers. We have many exciting full-time, part-time, and volunteer opportunities for you to explore in the areas of health and wellness, youth work, early childhood education, camp, immigrant services, and more.
JAIDE
Justice, Access, Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity. These are the actions and values that we will root ourselves in across all our programs and services. This work will be driven by the core values that we believe must underpin each action we take – Equity and Accountability. We have created a JAIDE Action Plan to guide our actions and to which we will hold ourselves accountable and expect others to do the same.