July 10, 2024
GROWING MINDS You may have seen them passing at the Nashua Y, moving together as one group from one end of the facility to the other. They are the curious participants in the Little Investigators Camp, and they are here to investigate what happens in the daily world around them. Since every week of camp… Read more »
July 3, 2024
Celebrating 100 Years of Camp Sargent It’s well known that summer camp has a lasting impact on the lives of children, positively affecting their skills around relationships, achievement and belonging. And for those that have been going to or taking their kids to Camp Sargent, it’s a tradition that’s been running for 100 years… Read more »
June 19, 2024
LIVING STRONGER TOGETHER “Transforming Lives through Health and Wellness” is what the LIVESTRONG at the Y program does, according to Eirikur Holt, Director of Healthy Living. Twice a week for 12-weeks, participants meet for 75 minutes, at no cost for the member. Participants learn how to use the exercise equipment at the Y, as… Read more »
June 18, 2024
CDFA Awards YMCA $625,000 in Business Tax Credits YMCA to Enhance Early Education Center Experience and Program The YMCA of Greater Nashua is pleased to announce it has been awarded $625,000 in Business Tax Credits by the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA). Business tax credits purchased from the YMCA of Greater Nashua’s $625,000… Read more »
June 12, 2024
My Y Story: Jo-Ann (Shalom) Armamdez There is nothing worse than the feeling of knowing there is a tumor inside of you and that even the best odds can’t lower that chance of death from it to zero. The tension grows and grows until it’s either released and eased or the answer causes something… Read more »
June 5, 2024
My Y Story: Stephanie Faulkner Everyone’s health is important. We at the YMCA believe in this firmly and try our best to incorporate it into our facilities and programs, from physical fitness through exercise and sport to a lively and welcoming community that supports one another. But what about those instances outside the YMCA’s direct… Read more »
May 29, 2024
In Honor of Raj Jain We often take for granted the significance of plants. No, this article isn’t about conservation or how plants are needed to make the oxygen we breathe (even though that is important). Instead, it is about the plants we live nearby and how they impact us. Perhaps you tend and care… Read more »
May 22, 2024
Murali’s Y Story: Becoming a Summit Seeker Imagine climbing up the icy slopes of a mountain. The air is thin, and each step you take needs to be a well-placed one. For longtime YMCA member Murali Prabhala, these are just a few of the experiences he has had climbing some of the mountains in… Read more »
