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Organized through the Simi Valley Family YMCA and the Yarrow Family YMCA branches, YMCA Adventure Guides/Y-Trailblazers programs are for parents and their children, ages 5–11.
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. - Californer -- Registration closes October 18 for families wanting to participate in the Southeast Ventura County YMCA's Adventure Guides/Y-Trailblazers programs in the Simi and Conejo valleys for the 2026-27 school year.
Organized through the Simi Valley Family YMCA and the Yarrow Family YMCA branches, YMCA Adventure Guides/Y-Trailblazers programs are for parents and their children, ages 5–11. The program runs through June 2027.
Parents and their child attend program activities together as a pair in small parent-daughter or parent-son "circles" based on age, grade and school. The program is designed to build strong relationships between parents and children through outdoor adventure activities, camping trips and monthly events. Family events are also held throughout the year.
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All activities are guided by the core values found in YMCA programs: caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
"Adventure Guides gives parents the opportunity to build a strong parent-child bond that will last a lifetime," says Katie Oberman, senior program director at the Simi Valley Family YMCA.
For more information and to register, go to https://www.sevymca.org/adventure-guides or contact Katie Oberman at 805-583-5338 ext. 4006 or koberman@sevymca.org.
Organized through the Simi Valley Family YMCA and the Yarrow Family YMCA branches, YMCA Adventure Guides/Y-Trailblazers programs are for parents and their children, ages 5–11. The program runs through June 2027.
Parents and their child attend program activities together as a pair in small parent-daughter or parent-son "circles" based on age, grade and school. The program is designed to build strong relationships between parents and children through outdoor adventure activities, camping trips and monthly events. Family events are also held throughout the year.
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All activities are guided by the core values found in YMCA programs: caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
"Adventure Guides gives parents the opportunity to build a strong parent-child bond that will last a lifetime," says Katie Oberman, senior program director at the Simi Valley Family YMCA.
For more information and to register, go to https://www.sevymca.org/adventure-guides or contact Katie Oberman at 805-583-5338 ext. 4006 or koberman@sevymca.org.
Source: Southeast Ventura County YMCA
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