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YMCA fun day to celebrate 175th birthday

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Monday, September 12, 2022 3:33 pm
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YMCA Reading will be hosting a free family fun day to celebrate its 175th birthday on Saturday, September 24. Picture: Artturi Mantysaari

YMCA Reading will be hosting a free family fun day to celebrate its 175th birthday on Saturday, September 24. Picture: Artturi Mantysaari

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A CHARITY is hosting a special community event to celebrate its 175th birthday.

YMCA Reading will mark the occasion by inviting residents to attend a free family fun day at its building at 34 Parkside Road, RG30 2DD.

There will be something for visitors of all ages, with activities featuring face painting, circus workshop and a bouncy castle.

Adults will have the opportunity to try their hand at zumba and circuit training tasters, and also take part in pre-school tours.

YMCA Reading has been active since 1846, making it one of the oldest YMCAs in the world.

The charity looks to empower and bring together young people, give them new opportunities to try new things and integrate with the local community.

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Its primary work is to provide quality supported accommodation to 40 of Reading’s most vulnerable 16-25 year-olds who would otherwise be homeless.

Other services include alternative learning workshops for young people who experience difficulties in the traditional classroom setting, Parkside Pre-School and Parkside Cafe.

Attendees may simply turn up but are encouraged to book places by emailing the address listed below as spaces are limited.

The fun day takes place from 10am-3pm on Saturday, September 24.

To book spaces, contact: info@ymcareading.org

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