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The YMCA of Metropolitan Washington is seeking a Program Director to lead youth development programs across our communities in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia. The role oversees afterschool, camp, enrichment, and youth-serving initiatives, providing operational leadership and staff supervision.
You will build high-quality experiences for children, teens, and families, ensure licensing compliance, and collaborate with leadership on budgeting, staffing, and program performance to strengthen
Posted Tuesday, August 11, 2026 at 4:00 AM
Position: Program Director - Youth Development Salary Range: $50,000 - $52,000
Leading afterschool, camp, enrichment, and youth engagement programs.
Lead teams. Build programs. Strengthen community.
The YMCA of Metropolitan Washington is seeking a passionate and experienced Program Director to lead high-quality youth development programs that support children, teens, and families across our communities in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
This leadership role is responsible for overseeing youth development programs, including out-of-school time, camps, enrichment programs, and other youth-serving initiatives. The Program Director provides operational leadership, staff supervision, program quality oversight, and community engagement to ensure exceptional experiences that help young people achieve, relate, and belong.
This position is ideal for a mission-driven leader who enjoys developing staff, building community partnerships, and creating safe, engaging environments where youth can thrive.
What you will do at the Y:
What You Bring:
Why You Should Join Us: At the YMCA, you'll do more than manage programs - you'll help shape experiences that help young people build confidence, connection, and belonging.
We invest in leaders who want to grow their impact and strengthen communities.
The YMCA of Metropolitan Washington is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to a workplace culture where all employees are treated with fairness and respect.