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YMCA of Southwestern Indiana YMCA of Southwestern Indiana

" The testing of your faith develops perserverance. "

-James 1:3
YMCA Outreach: Community Action Program
YMCA of Southwestern Indiana


Y-CAP Objectives
  • Help youth understand the importance of being present to get the most out of their learning their environments.
  • Challenge members to improve study time that relates directly to academic performance.
  • Decrease the number of delinquent behaviors in and out of school.
  • Promote healthy and successful lifestyles.
  • Sustain community collaborations through volunteerism.
  • Assist families through programming and donations where available.
  • Assist alternative school members in returning to their assigned placement.


Y-CAP Phases
Intervention Phase (Middle School) - is school based and focuses on working with high-risk middle school students that have not been expelled from school. Activities are primarily related to life skills development, academic improvement, and relationship building.

Alternative Phase (Christa McAuliffe) - is a 1/2 Day Phase of Y-CAP designed to work with students that are attending public school with a reduced day. This phase primarily exists to work with students in the EVSC Alternative Middle School program, but students from other schools can become involved.

Prevention Phase (Elementary School) - is a school based program that is designed to increase the healthy development of young students. This phase focuses on building self-esteem and developing character to aid in conflict resolution and drug/alcohol awareness.

Follow-up Phase (High School) - is designed to allow high school students to be involved with Y-CAP in a much more self-directed fashion. This phase focuses on three areas for post-graduation: college, military and the workforce.

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