Lakeland Hills YMCA Launches Grit n Climb to Build Youth Resilience

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The Lakeland Hills Family YMCA announces the launch of Grit ’n Climb, a new youth development program tailored for children aged 8 to 12. Starting October 15, the initiative blends rock climbing with team-building and guided reflection, taking place weekly at the Randolph Climbing Center. CEO Alex Martinez highlights that the program aims to foster inner strength and a sense of belonging among participants. Sessions run from 5:30 to 7:00 p. m.

and focus on resilience, peer connection, and emotional well-being, led by trained YMCA staff. The program is part of the YMCA's award-winning resilience series, which has positively impacted local youth. As space is limited, early registration is encouraged to ensure participation. Parents can find more information and register at the YMCA's website. This initiative represents a proactive approach to youth development in Morris County.

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