LIVESTRONG at the YMCA LIVESTRONG at the YMCA

The Y and the LIVESTRONG Foundation have joined together to create LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA, a research-based program that provides support and guidance to help adult cancer survivors rebuild and gain strength.

This 12-week program for adult cancer survivors meets twice a week. The YMCA wellness coaches are trained in the elements of cancer, post rehab exercise, and supportive cancer care.

Contact Us & Learn More

To find out if you qualify, or for more information, please call 314-598-2120 or email livestrong@gwrymca.org.

Fill Out Our Interest Form

Receive Supportive Care To:

💪 build muscle mass and strength

🏃 increase flexibility and endurance

🌟 improve self-esteem and confidence

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Frequently Asked Questions

Thanks to the support of our Annual Campaign donors, LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is offered at no cost to cancer survivors and provides facility access to the survivor’s household. Space is limited for each session to allow for a low instructor-to-participant ratio. Survivors are limited to participating once, in order to accommodate others.

PLUS, survivors and their family will be provided with a three-month household membership to the Y at no additional cost.

Carondelet Park Rec Complex: (314) 768-9622
Chesterfield Family YMCA: (636) 532-3100
East Belleville YMCA: (618) 236-9983
Edward Jones YMCA: (314) 439-9622
Four Rivers Family YMCA: (636) 239-5704
Jefferson County Family YMCA: (636) 931-9622
Mid-County Family YMCA: (314) 962-9450
Monroe County YMCA - HTC Center: (618) 281-9622
O'Fallon YMCA - Illinois: (618) 628-7701
O'Fallon Missouri YMCA: (636) 379-0092
RiverChase YMCA: (636) 343-0067
South City Family YMCA: (314) 644-3100
South County Family YMCA: (314) 849-9622

Yes! The Y is committed to ensuring healthy living across the region through several evidence-based programs that support those who have been diagnosed with or are at risk of developing chronic conditions such as cancer, diabetes, Parkinson's, and high blood pressure.

YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program

Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program

Exercise for Parkinson's

Nutrition Services

Program Impact

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