Building a Stronger Community
The Attleboro Y is a cause-driven organization focused on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. We are passionate about helping our neighbors lead healthier lives, offering our youth the support they need to thrive, and fostering a sense of connection and respect throughout our community. Thanks to members, donors, volunteers, and friends like you, we’re able to achieve our mission each and every day.
Upcoming Programs
Spring I Programs begin this week
It might not feel like spring, but we can’t wait any longer. Spring I programs get underway this week! Registration is now open for both Members and Non-Members.
Spin-a-Thon 2015
It’s time to gear up for the Attleboro Y’s 2015 Spin-a-Thon! Scheduled for Saturday, March 7th, this annual event of exemplifies the power of community – as we discover the impact we can have when we all come together for a common cause.
Smallest Winner
Ready to make a change? The Smallest Winner brings a team mentality to weight loss and healthy living. Over the course of 10 weeks, you and your teammates work toward your goals with the support of a personal trainer, nutritionist, and each other. The next session begins February 21st!
Diabetes Prevention Program
The Attleboro Y is excited to bring the national Y’s Diabetes Prevention Program to our community beginning the first week of February. If you have been diagnosed with prediabetes or believe you may be at risk for developing the disease, the YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program can help you develop a healthier lifestyle and work with you to reduce the risks this condition can pose to your health.
My Y Story
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"From the first day I came to the Y and played basketball and met new friends, I knew that from that day on, the YMCA..."
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"When my older son was deployed overseas, we were invited to a BBQ for family members of his unit at the Attleboro Y’s Pleasant..."
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"I first started gymnastics at the Y two years ago. Miss Amanda is an awesome coach and I love taking gymnastics camp with her in the summer, too..."
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"I became a Y member when my parents moved our family of five kids to Attleboro from Cranston, Rhode Island. My father, Otto Gigone, had accepted..."
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"I first started coming to the Pleasant Street Branch in 1991 when it was still the TI Rec Center. At some point, I got into running and then Chris..."
