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a camp counselor surrounded by children in a bounce house

Giavanna Yowell (pictured in the blue t-shirt) is a local YMCA Summer Day Camp Counselor.

Photo provided by YMCA of Greater Louisville

The YMCA could be a great way for your child to enter the workforce. Beyond simply earning a paycheck, working at the Y offers invaluable opportunities for personal growth + development in a safe and supportive environment.

Young employees learn essential skills like:

  • Teamwork
  • Communication
  • Leadership
  • and more

See how the Y can help provide a foundation for your child’s future endeavors. Explore open positions for teens 16+ below. Apply for a job at the Y.

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