Join RISE, a 12-week program focused on managing stress and enhancing well-being through self-care, self-compassion, and the support of a caring community. Learn to thrive—mind, body, and spirit.
Program is offered at the following branches:
Bethlehem, Deer Path, Fairless Hills
About the RISE Program
This free program includes:
✔️ Participation in the 12-week guided program focused on managing and embracing stress to improve overall well-being
✔️ Weekly in-person sessions at the YMCA combined with a flexible virtual educational component
✔️ Tools and strategies to turn stress into a source of growth, resilience, and confidence
✔️ Focus on self-care, self-compassion, and recovery to build healthier habits for mind and body in a supportive group environment that fosters connection, community, and encouragement
✔️ 2-month adult membership upon successful completion of the program based on attendance and completion of both pre- and post-program surveys.
✔️ Option to continue progress after the program through Stay Well Coaching and ongoing YMCA membership benefits
Who qualifies:
✔️ RISE welcomes any adult in the community looking to improve their mental health and stress management skills. Interested candidates must complete an initial set of assessment forms, followed by a consultation to ensure alignment between the program, participant needs and desired goals.
The Impact
RISE is our newest Pathway program launching in the Lower Bucks region at the Fairless Hills branch in September 2025.
Total participants impacted 2025: 19
Branches served: Bethlehem, Deer Path, Fairless Hills
Community Impact and Pathway programs are provided by the graciousness of our donors through Cause Membership. Interested in supporting these programs? Visit here.
RISE Program Lead
RISE Program Sponsors
This project is made possible through Bucks County Opioid Settlement Funds.
Pilot program launch made possible by the Hunterdon County Department of Health.
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