The YMCA of San Diego County and YMCA Tijuana share more than just a border — we share a mission.
This binational partnership brings together two Ys with a deep commitment to youth development, community well-being, and cross-border collaboration. Through joint efforts, we’re expanding access to:
Together, we are building a stronger future for families across the U.S.–Mexico border.
For over 30 years, the YMCA Tijuana Sports Center has been a safe, inclusive space where youth and families improve their physical and emotional well-being through sports, recreation, and cultural activities.
For ages 14+:
For children:
Location & Contact:
Blvd Manuel Contreras #9844, Jardines de la Mesa, 22160
664-689-7389 | WhatsApp: 664-254-9224
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This Sports Center continues to be a vital hub in the region, building healthy habits, fostering family connection, and cultivating a strong sense of community and belonging.
Founded in 1992, the YMCA Community Development Center in Tijuana was created to support families in the Mariano Matamoros neighborhood — a community once without access to basic services or childcare.
Founded in 1992, the YMCA Community Development Center in Tijuana was created to support families in the Mariano Matamoros neighborhood — a community once without access to basic services or child care.
Over the past 32 years, the Center has positively impacted more than 65,000 children, parents, and community members through accessible education, family support, and enrichment programs.
The YMCA Tijuana Community Center offers educational, wellness, and enrichment programs year-round. These include:
Programs are designed to serve families of all backgrounds with dignity and access.
A warm, safe, and respectful learning environment for children ages 3–5, where they build emotional, social, and cognitive skills. The focus is on meaningful learning ("learning to learn") in spaces that promote independence and growth
Workshops, talks, and small group sessions to help parents strengthen their involvement in their child’s development and build healthy family dynamics.
With 30+ years of experience, the YMCA Summer Camp offers preschool and elementary-aged children high-quality learning, cultural experiences, and sports — all in a safe and fun environment.
Since 1991, Casa YMCA has served over 75,000 unaccompanied children and adolescents. These youth — often migrants or deported minors — receive:
We’re working toward a shared membership model — so people who live in Tijuana and work in San Diego (or vice versa) can access YMCA facilities in both locations.
Calle Ignacio Allende #22289 Colonia Mariano Matamoros, Zona Centro Tijuana, Baja California
664-629-8271
664-646-2968
The YMCA arrived in Mexico in 1892, and today it operates in eight Mexican states, impacting over 54,000 people annually through social programs. The organization’s work in Mexico is rooted in serving newcomers and vulnerable populations, a tradition that began with the arrival of George N. Taylor in Mexico City in 1891. YMCA Mexico focuses on areas like community integration, health, education, migration, recreation, and sports.
Nos convertiremos en la principal fuerza transformadora en México al empoderar a individuos como
mediante programas sociales, educativos y deportivos que inspiran y movilizan a comunidades hacia un futuro más inclusivo, equitativo y próspero.
We have family membership options that include either one or two adults with children.
The YMCA of San Diego County offers programs to adults of all ages and types.
At the YMCA, your well-being and sense of belonging are at the heart of everything we do. Our membership plans provide options that allow you to choose the benefits that are ideal for you.
No matter your ability or experience, the Y is here to help support you every step of the way.
From the beaches to the mountains, YMCA has a camp for your children and your family, too!
At the Y we have Community Resources that are based on community need to connect you with information, support, assistance, and resources.
