Jan - April 2015 Guide - YWCA Greater Lafayette

YWCA Program Guide
January - April
2015
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HOURS OF OPERATION
Business Office Hours
Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Front Desk Hours
Monday-Thursday 8:30 am - 8:00 pm
Friday 8:30 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
WATCH WLFI FOR CLOSURES DUE
TO WEATHER
HOLIDAY CLOSURE
The YWCA will be closed January 1
YWCA Greater Lafayette
605 N. 6th Street, Lafayette, IN 47901
765-742-0075
Domestic Violence Hotline
765-423-1118 or 1-888-345-1118
Domestic Violence Office
765-423-4486
Women’s Cancer Program Office
765-742-4375 or 1-800-770-9004
MISSION
The YWCA Greater Lafayette is
dedicated to eliminating racism,
empowering women and promoting
peace, justice, freedom and dignity for
all.
VISION
The YWCA Greater Lafayette will be
the leading organization for women
and their families, empowering them to
meet their vital needs and succeed in
life.
ABOUT THE YWCA
YWCA STAFF
Debi DeBruyn - Executive Director
Administration:
Colin Baker - Front Desk Clerk
Sydney Bastian - Front Desk Clerk
Michelle Dearing - Operations Director
Jessica Gates - Front Desk Clerk
Lisa Green - Marketing Director
Tracy Hurd - Grants Director
Terri Moll - Fiscal Operations Specialist
Vicki Smith - Office Manager
Domestic Violence Intervention and
Prevention Program (DVIPP):
Norah Ashcraft - Legal Advocate
Tina Azad - Administrative Assistant
Amie Brzozowski - Case Advocate
Allison Distefano - Outreach Coordinator
Lisa Harker - Evening Case Advocate
Theresa Loyd - Night House Manager
Jasmine Dowd - DVIPP Director
Ericka Lee - Shelter Manager
Nohemi Lugo - Hispanic Case Advocate
Denise McKnight - Night House Manager
Jade Warren - Child Advocate
Women’s Cancer Program (WCP):
Adriana Cornejo - Patient Navigator
Maria Garamvolgyi - Intake Specialist
Jo Holmes - Intake Specialist
Connie Joy - Intake Specialist
Heidi Kauffman - WCP Director
Kim Lanoue - Patient Navigator
Peggy Smock - Financial Navigator
Amber Thurman - Records Clerk
Adult and Youth Programs:
Jordan Bonfitto - Aquatics Director
Brittany Hamlin - Asst. Y-Dance Director
Sean Keeve - Asst. Volleyball Director
Janae Kraud - Program Development
Director
Leah McCormick - Head Lifeguard
Dody McIntyre - Volleyball Director
Deedra Newby - Y-Dance Director
Shelly Pullins - Asst. Volleyball Director
Maintenance:
Felipe Orozco - Building Maintenance
Jamie Pava - Building Maintenance
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ABOUT THE YWCA
CONTENT
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Special Events………...………………………………………………………...5
Y-Dance………………………………………………………………………….6 - 7
Adult and Youth Programs .........................................................................8 -12
Network Luncheon Series……………………………………………………..13
Aquatics………………………………………………………………………….14 - 17
Domestic Violence Program...………………………………………………...18 - 21
Women’s Cancer Program .........................................................................22
Donation Form ...........................................................................................23
Dear Friends of the YWCA,
Your YWCA continues to provide fitness programs in our newly
renovated pool, including swimming lessons, Aqua Zumba®, aquacize
and water walking. In addition, we have open swim time and the
opportunity to host your own pool parties. In this program guide you
will find schedules for pool activities, Y-Dance lessons, volleyball
opportunities and more. We really need for our pool memberships to
continue to grow, so please come support us and get swim fit! We
have pool membership options for everyone.
As always, this is your YWCA and we are here to offer not only fun
activities but also assistance, when needed, through the Domestic
Violence Intervention and Prevention Program and the Women’s
Cancer Program.
Our Dream Big Campaign for moving the domestic violence shelter to
the Oppenheimer House and continuing the renovation of the main
building will kick off in early 2015. A big thank you to Cathy WrightEger for chairing this campaign for us. Stay tuned because it’s going to
be an exciting year!
In the meantime, if you wish to support our efforts, consider the
donation form in this program guide or visit us online at
www.ywcalafayette.org/donate.
Great things are happening at your YWCA and we are
looking forward to a fabulous 2015!
Debi DeBruyn
Executive Director
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ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Beth Bangs - Vice President
Jonella Beale
Stephanie Bloyd
Jeffrey Brown
Angie Catron
Debi DeBruyn - Executive Director/Ex-officio
Cathy Wright-Eger
Carol Galbraith
Jamie Proffitt Gordon
Jody Hamilton - President
David Huhnke - Past President
Haley Lindemood
Deb McCormick
Cindy Murray
Heather Johnston Nicholson - Secretary
Tina Parker
Julie Scott
Regena Scott
John Willis
FOUNDATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Max Bales
Jeffrey Beardmore, MD
Cheryl Butcher
Debi DeBruyn - Ex-officio
Greg Eller
Nola Gentry
Jody Hamilton - Ex-officio
Laura Hess
Jackie Hofman
Grayce Lechtenberg - President
Linda Sorensen - Secretary
Beth Stull - Vice President
Elaine Todd
Sally Watlington - Treasurer
ABOUT THE YWCA
VOLUNTEERING IS
ONE WAY TO HELP
The YWCA Greater Lafayette
relies on volunteers. We offer
many opportunities including
babysitting, clerical, facility
maintenance, housekeeping
and crisis line volunteers. Call
765-742-0075 for more
information or email
elee@ywcalafayette.org.
RENTALS
YWCA facilities are available for use
by the public. Space at the YWCA
can be ideal for any special event.
Groups or individuals may rent the
YWCA gym, pool, kitchen and
meeting rooms. Business and nonprofit rates are available. Call 765742-0075 for information and rates
or email jkraud@ywcalafayette.org.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO
SUPPORT YWCA?
Tax-deductible contributions are
always welcome! Visit the YWCA,
send a check or contribute online at
www.ywcalafayette.org/donate.
YWCA Greater Lafayette is a
501(c)3 non-profit organization and
a United Way partner agency.
SPECIAL EVENTS
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Unmasking Domestic Violence
Masquerade Party
Saturday, February 21
Four Points by Sheraton
West Lafayette
YWCA Salute to Women
Salute to Women is an annual
banquet honoring local women
who add value to our community
and improve the lives of others.
Wednesday, March 4
6:00 - 10:30 pm
$65 per person or $500 for table
of 8
Purdue Memorial Union
West Lafayette
5:30 pm
Tickets includes dinner,
entertainment and drink ticket
Reservation information to follow
Proceeds benefit the YWCA
Domestic Violence Intervention
and Prevention Program
Clay Bowl Giving Project
Sponsored by: Four Points by
Sheraton, Mammaw’s Sweet
Shoppe, GasStoveCreative,
Voestapline, Kathy’s Kandies,
Heath CPA and Associates
Register at
www.ywcalafayette.org/
masquerade
Thursday, April 16
Hundreds of clay bowls are made
and donated by local potters. Join
us for lunch or dinner, enjoy great
food by Puccini’s and pick out your
special bowl. All proceeds benefit
the YWCA Domestic Violence
Intervention and Prevention
Program.
Reservation deadline February 10
Lunch 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Dinner 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Reservation information to follow
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Y-DANCE
Winter 2015 (16 Weeks)
Y-Dance Important Dates
Registration Deadline: December 31, 2014
Costume Measuring: January 5-8
Instructional Classes: January 12-May 7
Spring Break: March 23-27
Y-Dance Photo Session: May 2
Y-Dance Show Dress Rehearsal: May 8
Y-Dance Shows: May 9 at 1:00 and 6:00 PM
Registration Fee:
An annual $25 fee and an enrollment form must be completed at time of registration.
Tuition:
1-Hour Classes: Fusion, Leaps and Turns, Ballet Technique, Hip Hop, Modern,
Dance Improvisation
$176
45-Minute Classes: Pre-Fusion, Tap, SNAP Dance
$133
The Fusion Experience:
To encourage dancers who want to focus on dance and excel beyond the
recreational level, we offer the following if the same dancer enrolls in all three
of the following hour classes: Fusion, Leaps and Turns, and Ballet Technique $460
Discounts:
There is a 15% discount for dancers enrolled in more than one class and for multiple
children living in the same household taking Y-Dance. (Excludes The Fusion
Experience, which is already discounted)
SNAP Dance (Special Needs Aquatics and Activities Program)
Ages 5-18
Wednesday
Jan. 7-May 6
4:30-5:15 Staci
PRE-FUSION (Age 3)
Thursday
BALLET/JAZZ FUSION
Pre-K
4 years to Kindergarten Monday
Tuesday
Kindergarten
Monday
Tuesday
Division 1-2
Level 1
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Division 3-5
Level 1
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Level 2
Monday
Tuesday
Level 3
Thursday
Jan. 8-May 7
5:00-5:45 Deedra
Jan. 5-May 4
Jan. 6-May 5
1:00-2:00 Deedra
5:00-6:00 McKaylee
Jan. 5-May 4
Jan. 6-May 5
5:00-6:00 Jessica
6:00-7:00 McKaylee
Jan. 5-May 4
Jan. 6-May 5
Jan. 8-May 7
6:00-7:00
5:00-6:00
5:00-6:00
Jessica
Cassidy
Abbie
Jan. 5-May 4
Jan. 6-May 5
Jan. 8-May 7
Jan. 5-May 4
Jan. 6-May 5
Jan. 8-May 7
6:00-7:00
5:00-6:00
5:00-6:00
7:00-8:00
6:00-7:00
5:00-6:00
Haley
Megan
Corrin
Haley
Megan
Molly
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Winter 2015 (16 Weeks)
Y-DANCE
BALLET/JAZZ FUSION (continued)
Division 6-12
Level 1
Level 1+
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4*
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Jan. 5-May 4
Jan. 6-May 5
Jan. 7-May 6
Jan. 7-May 6
Jan. 7-May 6
Jan. 7-May 6
5:00-6:00
5:00-6:00
4:30-5:30
5:30-6:30
7:30-8:30
6:30-7:30
Brittany
Brittany
Brittany
Brittany
Brittany
Brittany
*Enrollment in Level 4 Fusion requires enrollment in Leaps and Turns and Ballet Technique
Adult
Tuesday
Jan. 6-May 5
7:00-8:00
Deedra
LEAPS AND TURNS (Enrollment in Fusion is required before enrolling in Leaps and Turns)
Division 1-2
Tuesday
Jan. 6-May 5
6:00-7:00 Cassidy
Division 3-5
Levels 1&2 combined
Monday
Jan. 5-May 4
5:00-6:00 Deedra
Level 3
Thursday
Jan. 8-May 7
6:00-7:00 Molly
Division 6-12
Level 1
Monday
Jan. 5-May 4
6:00-7:00 Deedra
Level 1+
Wednesday
Jan. 7-May 6
6:30-7:30 Deedra
Level 2
Wednesday
Jan. 7-May 6
4:30-5:30 Deedra
Level 3
Wednesday
Jan. 7-May 6
5:30-6:30 Deedra
Level 4
Wednesday
Jan. 7-May 6
7:30-8:30 Deedra
BALLET TECHNIQUE
Ballet 1
Ballet 2
Ballet 3
Ballet 4
Ballet 5
Monday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Jan. 5-May 4
Jan. 7-May 6
Jan. 7-May 6
Jan. 7-May 6
Jan. 7-May 6
HIP HOP
Division 3-8
Division 9-12 & Adult
Thursday
Thursday
Jan. 8-May 7
Jan. 8-May 7
7:00-8:00 Amberly
8:00-9:00 Amberly
MODERN
Division 3-5 & 6-12
Tuesday
Jan. 6-May 5
6:00-7:00 Amberly
DANCE IMPROVISATION
Division 3-5 & 6-12
Tuesday
Jan. 6-May 5
7:00-8:00 Amberly
TAP
Tap 1
Tap 2
Jan. 8-May 7
Jan. 8-May 7
6:00-6:45 Emily
7:00-7:45 Emily
(Enrollment in Fusion is required before enrolling in Ballet)
Thursday
Thursday
5:00-6:00
4:30-5:30
7:30-8:30
6:30-7:30
5:30-6:30
Skyler
Alyna
Alyna
Alyna
Alyna
See website at www.ywcalafayette.org/ydance for full program
details
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ADULT/YOUTH PROGRAMS
YWCA Speed Training
Clinic by Miracles
Rehabilitation Sports
Performance Center
Ages 7-18
Includes progressive
mechanics training for speed and
direction for all youth athletes.
Instructor: Will Miedling, M.S.,
CSCS, USAW, Sports
Performance Director
January 31 (register by Jan. 28)
February 28 (register by Feb. 25)
March 28 (register by March 25)
Ages 7 - 11: 9:00 am -10:00 am
Ages 12 - 14: 10:00 am -11:00 am
Ages 14 - 18: 11:00 am - Noon
$10 per child per session
Spots are limited
Call 765-742-0075 to register
Minimum enrollment 3
Maximum enrollment 20
Spring Break Camp
Ages 4-12
March 23rd - 27th
Monday-Friday, 8:00 am- 5:30 pm
$100 for camp (limited
scholarships)
Bring sack lunch, swimsuit and
towel
2 snacks provided each day
Camp includes swimming, arts and
crafts, educational topics and open
gym
Register by March 17
SNAP Gymnastics
(Special Needs Aquatics and
Activities Program)
For special needs children ages 5-12
In partnership with Alpha Xi Delta
Sorority
Saturday
January 17, 24, 31
February 7, 21, 28
March 7, 14
10:15 am -11:00 am
$75 for session (limited scholarships)
Register by January 14
Minimum enrollment 3
Maximum enrollment 20
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ADULT/YOUTH PROGRAMS
Tutoring
Grades K-12
Does your child need extra
assistance with school work?
Tutoring is Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday from
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
YWCA 604 Building (brown door across
from main building)
There is no charge for tutoring, but you
must call 765-423-7029 to register your
child before their first session.
Tutors are Purdue University students
American Red Cross
Babysitting Class
Ages 11-16
Instructor: Janae Kraud
Become a safe and responsible
babysitter. Learn how to respond in
emergency situations.
March 25 & 26 (must attend both days)
9:00 am - Noon
CANCER WELLNESS
PROGRAM IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH AND
KINESIOLOGY
Program is for any cancer survivor
Exercise Program highlights:
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Yoga
Cardio/strength
Pilates
Stretching/flexibility
Relaxation
Assessments made by
exercise specialist
January 12 - May 2
Program is at Purdue University
Ismail Center
715 Clinic Drive
Room 1130
Street parking and free parking after
5:00 pm in the 850 garage connected
to the building
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Cost is $50
$50 (limited scholarships)
Register by March 23
Bring water bottle and towel
Minimum enrollment 2
Maximum enrollment 10
You may join the program at any time
Minimum enrollment 3
Call 765-742-0075 to register
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ADULT/YOUTH PROGRAMS
American Red Cross
CPR/AED/First Aid Classes
MEN’S NOON
BASKETBALL
Ages 16+
Ages 15+
Get the skills you need to save lives.
Participants will be certified in Adult,
Child and Infant CPR, AED and First
Aid.
Any skill level is welcome. Drop-in
basketball in the YWCA gym.
Certifications are valid for 2 years.
Instructor: Janae Kraud
January 15
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Register by January 13
March 12
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Register by March 10
Cost is $50
Minimum enrollment 2
Maximum enrollment 10
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
With YWCA annual basketball
membership of $50, fee options are
$5 per day or $40 per month. $10
per day with no membership.
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Gentle Hatha Yoga
Ages 18+
ADULT/YOUTH PROGRAMS
ZUMBA GOLD®
Ages 16+
Certified Hatha Yoga Instructor:
Pat Koppes
Certified Zumba Instructor:
Richard Cash
Must be able to get up from floor.
Bring mat, strap, block and blanket if
you prefer to use your own. Mats are
available at YWCA to borrow.
Wear comfortable clothes and indoor
shoes. Bring water bottle and towel.
Tuesday and Thursday
9:30 am - 11:00 am
FIRST CLASS IS FREE
$6 per class
$50 for 10 classes*
$80 for 20 classes*
Minimum enrollment 3
Maximum enrollment 14
ZUMBA®
Ages 16+
Certified Zumba Instructor:
Danielle Hrachovec
Wear comfortable clothes and indoor
shoes. Bring water bottle and towel.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
8:00 am - 9:00 am
FIRST CLASS IS FREE
$6 per class
$50 for 10 classes*
$80 for 20 classes*
Minimum enrollment 3
Maximum enrollment 25
Tuesday and Thursday
8:30 am - 9:20 am
FIRST CLASS IS FREE
$6 per class
$50 for 10 classes*
$80 for 20 classes*
Minimum enrollment 3
Maximum enrollment 25
*Purchase a fitness
card and it can be used for
Yoga, Zumba®, Zumba®
Gold (excludes Aqua
Zumba®)
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ADULT/YOUTH PROGRAMS
Point Lite Volleyball
Adult Volleyball League
The Point Lite program is a lowcost, low-impact program. It is a
stepping stone for youth and
novice players.
January 12 - March 23
3rd - 5th graders
Winter-Spring Training
League:
January 21 - March 11
Ages 18+
Monday and Thursday
7:15 pm - 10:15 pm
$40 per person
$160 quad team (2 men, 2 women)
$240 sixes team (3 men, 3 women)
Spring-Summer Training
League:
April 8 - May 27
Minimum of 5 teams
Maximum of 12 teams
Wednesdays 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Register online at
www.ywcalafayette.org/volleyball
Fee: $150 each session
Register online at
ywcalafayette.org/volleyball
For information, contact Dody
McIntyre at 765-423-7020
For information, contact Dody
McIntyre at 765-423-7020
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NETWORK LUNCHEON SERIES
YWCA 2015 Spring Network Luncheon Series
“Blazing Ahead”
Wednesdays from 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Luncheons are $15 each
To register call 765-742-0075 or go online at www.ywcalafayette.org/network
Series Sponsor: Soller-Baker Funeral Homes, Inc.
January 14
Guest Speaker: Tracy Dodds, Grants Director, YWCA Greater Lafayette; First
Woman Inducted into the Indiana Sportswriters and Sportscasters Hall of Fame
“Blazing Trails for Women”
Tracy was one of the first women in the field of sports writing, covering everything from
the Olympic Games to Muhammad Ali title fights. She began her career when media
passes said, “No Women or Children in the Press Box.” When she retired from the
newspaper business more than 30 years later, the passes said, “Working Press
Only.” Tracy will share highlights from that journey.
February 11
Guest Speaker: Katy Bunder, Executive Director, Food Finders Food Bank
“Blazing Ahead to Reduce Hunger”
We are blazing ahead to reduce hunger in the 16 counties we serve. It is unacceptable
for low income families and individuals to remain hungry when we live in a wealthy
country that produces most of the world’s food. With the opening of the Food Resource
and Education Center, Food Finders will distribute more food and teach people how to
use the resources available to them to improve food security in their households.
March 11
Guest Speaker: Dr. Leah Jamieson, The John A. Edwardson Dean, College of
Engineering, Purdue University
“A Dean's Retrospective on Women in Engineering ... and a Look into the Future”
Dean Leah Jamieson will share her experience as a woman in engineering, will reflect
on what has changed and what remains the same, and will speculate about the future.
April 8
Guest Speaker: Donya Lester, Executive Director, Purdue Ag Alumni Association
“Setting the Fields on Fire: Speaking Up for Agriculture”
Consumers and the public are more disconnected from those who produce their food
than at any time in our history. “Agvocacy” is vital to the success of the agriculture
industry. Donya is an accomplished public speaker and seasoned ag professional who
also happens to be a farm wife. Her agenda is to build better relationships with
consumers and policy makers for ag producers and the land-grant agricultural university
system.
May 13
Guest Speaker: Toyinda Wilson-Long, Founder, Leadership Strategy &
Consulting, LLC.; President, Purdue Black Alumni Organization
“The Masterpiece: Creating Dynamic Connections”
Mastering the art of connecting with people will help you to succeed personally,
professionally and civically. At times we may believe that some individuals are naturally
able to connect; in actuality, anyone can learn how to make communication an
opportunity for a dynamic connection. Toyinda will share connecting principles and
practices she uses in her involvements. Get ready to activate your artistic talents!
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AQUATICS MEMBER RATES
POOL PARTICIPATING MEMBERSHIP RATES:
Pool memberships require a one-time joiner’s fee of $25. Memberships are
month-to-month and can be cancelled with 30 days written notice.
Membership includes unlimited access to Lap Swim, Water Walking, Aqua
Zumba®, Aquacize and Open Swim.
Family - $40/month Adult - $25/month Seniors (65+) - $20/month
Students (13 years - college) - $20/month
Pool Member Rates:
Youth Swim Lessons Group Class*
Youth Swim Lessons Private Session
$81 for 8-week session
$18 for 1/2-hour lesson
Adult Swim Lessons Group Class*
$162 for 8- week session
Adult Swim Lessons Private Session
$27 for 1/2-hour lesson
*Both Adult and Youth Swim Lessons include two sessions per week.
Adult and Youth Lessons are offered simultaneously but youth and
adult learners will be separated and led by different
instructors.
Baby + Me Class
$90 for 8-week session
SNAP** Aquatics
$68 for 8-week session
$43 for 6-week session
**Special Needs Aquatics and Activities Program.
Water Walking, Lap Swim,
Open Swim, Aqua Zumba®,
Aquacize
FREE
Pool Rental:
Hourly Pool Rentals (1-30 swimmers)
(31-60 swimmers)
$54 per hour
$72 per hour
Pool Party Only (up to 30 swimmers***)
$108 for 2 hours
Gym and Pool Party (up to 30 guests***)
$108 for 2 hours
One hour in gym followed by one hour in pool
***Additional guests $5 each.
Minimum class size for Adult & Youth Lessons, Aqua Zumba®,
Aquacize and Baby + Me is 5 participants.
Full pool schedule available at ywcalafayette.org/aquatics. Lanes are
open for lap/open swim and water walking whenever there are open
lanes notated on schedule. Pool is available for organized group
rental and parties. Contact Aquatics Department at
aquatics@ywcalafayette.org for more information.
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AQUATICS NON-MEMBER RATES
POOL NON-MEMBER RATES:
Youth Swim Lessons Group Class*
Youth Swim Lessons Private Session
$90 for 8-week session
$20 for 1/2-hour lesson
Adult Swim Lessons Group Class*
Adult Swim Lessons Private Session
$180 for 8-week session
$30 for 1/2-hour lesson
*Both Adult and Youth Swim Lessons include two sessions per
week. Adult and Youth Lessons are offered simultaneously but
youth and adult learners will be separated and led by different
instructors.
Baby + Me Class
$100 for 8-week session
SNAP** Aquatics
$75 for 8-week session
$50 for 6-week session
**Special Needs Aquatics and Activities Program.
Water Walking, Lap Swim,
Open Swim, Aqua Zumba®,
Aquacize
$6 per visit
$50 for 10 visits*
$80 for 20 visits*
*Punch card can be used for water walking, lap swim, open swim,
Aqua Zumba®, Aquacize
Pool Rental:
Hourly Pool Rentals (1-30 swimmers)
(31-60 swimmers)
$60 per hour
$80 per hour
Pool Party Only (up to 30 swimmers***)
$120 for 2 hours
Gym and Pool Party (up to 30 guests***)
$120 for 2 hours
One hour in gym followed by one hour in pool
***Additional guests $5 each.
Minimum class size for Adult & Youth Lessons, Aqua Zumba®,
Aquacize and Baby + Me Class is 5 participants.
Pool Hours: Monday-Thursday 6:00 am - 8:00 pm, Friday 6:00 am 6:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm., Sunday Closed
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POOL PROGRAMS
Aqua Zumba®
Aqua Zumba® is an invigorating low-impact exercise program that will
provide cardio-conditioning and body-toning.
Ability to tread water necessary.
Participants under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Minimum 5 participants and maximum 20 participants.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Tuesday 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Saturday Noon - 1:00 pm
Swim Lessons
First session: January 12 - March 7
Second session: March 31 - May 23
Age range: 3 - adult
No more than 6 learners per instructor and groups will be separated by age
and ability.
Lessons are structured progressively to advance learners’ abilities throughout
the program from general water comfort to swimming on both front and back.
More advanced lessons are also available upon request, including instruction
on all four competitive swim strokes.
Monday: 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm, 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm, 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm, 6:30
pm - 7:00 pm
Wednesday: 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm, 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm, 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm,
6:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am - 10:30 am, 10:30 am - 11:00 am, 11:00 am - 11:30 am,
11:30 am -Noon
Sign up for 2 lesson times per week
Private Lessons
Available by request. Schedules are coordinated between instructor and student availability. Lessons are 30 minutes in length.
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POOL PROGRAMS
Baby + Me
First session: January 12 - March 7
Second session: March 31 - May 23
Age Range: 6 months - 2.5 years
Minimum of 5 children with caregiver. Children must wear tight-fitting
water-appropriate swim diaper under bathing suit.
A fun and playful atmosphere is provided in which children can learn to be
comfortable in the water. They will learn to explore submerging
different body parts until comfortable completely submerged. Caregiver
and child will explore front and back buoyancy, and balancing
independence with water safety.
Monday 10:00 am - 10:30 am
Friday 10:00 am - 10:30 am
SNAP (Special Needs Aquatics and Activities Program)
First session: 8 weeks - January 16, 23, 30, February 6, 13, 20, 27,
March 6
Second session: 6 weeks - April 3, 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8
SNAP aquatic programs will teach your child the fundamentals of
swimming. A one-on-one approach is taken to ensure your child is working
at a level that will promote growth. Our goal is to give children the ability to
preserve themselves if they should ever encounter a water crisis.
Friday 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
Minimum enrollment 3
Maximum enrollment 15
Program registration packet required
Aquacize
Boost energy, strengthen your core and improve cardiovascular
fitness! The resistance of the water enhances aquatic exercise while
the buoyancy of the water reduces impact. This class is conducted in
chest-deep water and will include a variety of movements and the use of
equipment such as hand buoys.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:30 am - 9:30 am
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM
Domestic Violence Intervention and Prevention Program
(DVIPP)
24-Hour Hotline:
765-423-1118
1-888-345-1118 toll free

24-hour safe, confidential, emergency shelter for victims of
domestic violence.

Serves Tippecanoe, Benton, Carroll, Clinton, Warren and
White counties.

Assistance with protective orders and other legal advocacy
such as attorney referrals and emotional support during
proceedings and appointments.

Resources provided (with case management) to help
women find employment, housing, financial resources, childcare, counseling, etc., in order to become self-sufficient.

Child advocacy and child abuse prevention education.

Free 9-1-1 cell phones for victims of domestic violence,
stalking and harassment.

Spanish-speaking staff available; para en español pregunte
por. Nohemí Lugo.

Support groups and classes, including groups in Spanish.

Parenting program in English and Spanish.

Educational presentations for adults, teens, children, schools
and groups.

Volunteer opportunities.
DVIPP Office, 604 N. 6th Street, Lafayette
Hours are Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, 765-423-4486
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM
S.E.A.L.S Group
(Self-Esteem and Life
Skills)
Open to all children in the
community ages 6 years and
older
Topics include conflict
resolution, problem solving,
bullying, safety, self-health and
getting to know yourself.
No charge for class
Wednesday 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
PERSONAL
EMPOWERMENT AND
ACCOUNTABILITY
GROUP FOR
WOMEN
An innovative class to help women
break the patterns of abusive
relationships. Women will learn the
dynamics of power and control and
take personal responsibility with
changes to create healthier, happier
relationships for themselves and their
children.
No charge for class
YWCA 604 Bldg.
604 N. 6th Street
Wednesday, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
YWCA 604 Bldg.
604 N. 6th Street
Contact Jade Warren at
765-423-7029 to register
Childcare available at no charge.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM
REFLECTIONS
Self-Esteem Support Group
Women 18+
Topics include self-esteem, selfforgiveness, positive attitudes,
positive self-talk, assertive
communication, managing
stress, letting go of destructive
behaviors, taking responsibility
and problem-solving strategies.
No charge for class
Thursday, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
YWCA 604 Bldg.
604 N. 6th Street
TLC FAMILY
ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
Ages 18+
This is a parenting support group
for men and women. We discuss a
variety of topics while providing
opportunities for parents,
guardians and grandparents to talk
to one another about their current
concerns. The classes are
child-focused and provide an
opportunity for parents to support
each other.
No charge for class
Facilitator: Lisa Harker
Facilitator: Lisa Harker
Childcare provided at no charge.
REFLECTIONS FOR
CHILDREN
Open to all children in the
community ages 6 years and
older
Topics include respect, building
a positive self-image,
confidence, self-health, and
getting to know yourself.
No charge for class
Thursday, 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
YWCA 604 Bldg.
604 N. 6th Street
Contact Jade Warren at
765-423-7029 to register.
Tuesday, 6:30pm - 8:00 pm
YWCA 604 Bldg.
604 N. 6th Street
Any parent/guardian may join at
any time. Childcare provided at no
charge.
TLC ENRICHMENT FOR
CHILDREN
Open to all children in the
community ages 6 years and older
Topics include positive
relationships, building character,
family, communication and
feelings.
No charge for class
Tuesdays, 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
YWCA 604 Bldg.
604 N. 6th Street
Contact Jade Warren at
765-423-7029 to register.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM
En Español - Spanish
Programs
REFLEXIONES
Ven a conocer a otras mujeres
hispanas de tu área. Podrás
compartir tus alegrías, tristezas y
logros con ellas. Podrás
obtener ayuda para los problemas
que puedas enfrentar. Hablaremos
acerca de la auto estima, relaciones
interpersonales, nuestras tradiciones
y cultura. Nos
reunimos el segundo y cuarto
miércoles de cada mes de 10 a
11:30 a.m. en las oficinas del
DVIPP. Se ofrece guardería para los
niños hasta los 6 años con previo
aviso. GRATIS
REFLEXIONES - FRANKFORT
Nos reunimos el cuarto martes de
cada mes de 11:00 am a 12:30 pm
en las oficinas del Centro De
Aprendizaje de la Extension de
Purdue en Frankfort. GRATIS
ENRIQUECIMIENTO DE LA
FAMILIA/GRUPO PARA
PADRES
Le da a las mujeres y hombres
nuevas herramientas para disciplinar a sus
hijos, aumentar la auto estima de los niños
y mejorar la
comunicación entre la familia. Este grupo
se reúne dos horas por
semana. La clase dura siete
semanas. Necesita registrarse antes del
comienzo de la clase. GRATIS
Para ayuda en español
pregunte por Nohemí Lugo,
765-423-7003.
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WOMEN’S CANCER PROGRAM
WOMEN’S CANCER
PROGRAM
Women’s Cancer
Program Office
The YWCA Women's
Cancer Program strives to
eliminate inequities in health
care experienced by many
women through removing
barriers and promoting
effective community-based
outreach, education and
referrals to appropriate
clinical services.
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Monday - Friday
765-742-4375
1-800-770-9004 (toll-free)
* Mammograms, Pap tests
and other diagnostic
services/treatment related to
breast and cervical cancers
provided at no charge for
eligible women.
* Staff includes two Patient
Navigators who are
available to remove barriers
to receiving treatment.
* Program serves 23
Indiana counties.
* Transportation and
interpretation services for
medical appointments in
Tippecanoe County.
* Educational presentations.
* Para en español pregunte
por Adriana Cornejo,
765-423-7027.
The YWCA Women’s
Cancer Program is made
possible by funding from
the Avon Foundation
Breast Health Outreach
Program, United Way of
Greater Lafayette, the
Indiana State Department
of Health Breast and
Cervical Cancer Program,
Susan G. Komen for the
Cure Central Indiana, the
Indiana Breast Cancer
Awareness Trust, private
donations and fundraisers.
WOMEN’S CANCER
SUPPORT GROUP
This group is for women who
are survivors of any type of
cancer. The group meets the
last Tuesday of each month
from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm at the
YWCA, 605 N. 6th Street,
Lafayette. For information,
call 765-742-4375.
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DONATION FORM
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If you would like to donate by credit card on our website, visit
www.ywcalafayette.org/donate
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