Western Regional YMCA
Western Regional YMCA is the regional body of Ghana YMCA, serving young people through zero branches and three flagship programmes.
The YMCA began in London in 1844 as a gathering of young working men. Today it is a global movement for young people of every background.
In the Western Region, the YMCA grew through branches in Sekondi, Takoradi, Essikado Ketan, Tanokrom and Tarkwa. Regional founding year and history
Approved mission statement
Approved vision statement
Approved values statement
The YMCA is a Christian movement. Our programmes and services are open to young people of every faith and background, and we welcome everyone who shares our commitment to serving others.
Wording to be approved by the Regional Board
The Regional Board sets direction. Committees for Membership and Programmes guide day-to-day work with the secretariat.
Verifies member contributions and recommends Service Medals.
Oversees the VTI, Youth Centre, Green Futures and branch programmes.
The regional secretariat coordinates programmes, membership, finance and communications.
Western Regional YMCA is one of the regions of Ghana YMCA, the national movement. Ghana YMCA is a member of the Africa Alliance of YMCAs and of World YMCA, which connects YMCAs in over 120 countries.
