Radio Appearance's 

If you missed our live broadcast, here is the June episode of Non-Profit Notebook on WTBQ 1110 AM 93.5 FM • WGHT 1500 AM 98.3 FM Radio. During this radio interview, Angela Lehman, Director of Day and Employment Services at Greystone Programs, Inc., joined Anquinette Hayles, Chief Advancement Officer, to talk about Greystone’s Open Enrollment Day!

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Enroll Today in Greystone’s Day Services Programs! Are you or your loved one looking for a supportive, enriching day program in Orange County? Now is the perfect time to join one of Greystone Programs’ exceptional Day Services, thoughtfully designed for adults living with autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities. 

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At Greystone, our day programs provide a safe, engaging, and person-centered environment focused on: 

•Social and life skills development 

•Community involvement and outings 

•Creative activities and recreation 

•Supportive care and individualized attention 

Each program is tailored to meet the unique needs, interests, and abilities of every participant. Whether it’s delivering meals through partnerships like Meals on Wheels, using technology to support learning, or engaging in creative projects like building Little Libraries, our team is dedicated to helping individuals build confidence, independence, and meaningful connections within the community. 

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Who Can Enroll? Adults with autism or intellectual/developmental disabilities who live in Orange County and are eligible through OPWDD (Office for People With Developmental Disabilities) are welcome to join Greystone’s Day Services programs. This open enrollment period is your chance to discover how Greystone can help you or your loved one thrive in a vibrant, supportive setting. 

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Ready to take the next step? https://www.greystoneprograms.org/ocenrollment

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If you missed our live broadcast, here is the latest episode of Non-Profit Notebook on WTBQ 1110 AM 93.5 FM • WGHT 1500 AM 98.3 FM Radio. During this May radio interview, Lucia Molina, Senior Water Analyst at Pasteur USA, joined Anquinette Hayles, Chief Advancement Officer, for a fascinating discussion about water quality and environmental stewardship.

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Lucia shared insights into the vital work of water analysis and why clean, safe water is essential not only for public health but also for supporting thriving communities and sustainable ecosystems. She talked about the importance of regular water testing, new technologies being used in water treatment, and how Pasteur USA partners with communities and businesses to ensure water safety and compliance with environmental standards.

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Lucia also highlighted some of the unique challenges faced in the Hudson Valley region, from aging infrastructure to emerging contaminants, and emphasized how proactive monitoring and community education play key roles in protecting our water resources for future generations. If you tuned in live or are now catching the replay, remember that Lucia is offering FREE consultations and is happy to connect to answer any questions or provide guidance.

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We’re grateful to Lucia and the entire team at Pasteur USA for their dedication to keeping our water safe and for sharing their expertise with the community. Stay tuned for more informative conversations on Non-Profit Notebook, and as always, thanks for listening!

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If you missed our live broadcast, here is the March episode of Non-Profit Notebook on WTBQ 1110 AM 93.5 FM • WGHT 1500 AM 98.3 FM Radio. During this radio interview, Angela Lehman, Director of Day and Employment Services at Greystone Programs, Inc., joined Anquinette Hayles, Chief Advancement Officer, to talk about Greystone’s impactful Day and Employment Services.

Angela shared how essential it is to have community partners who are committed to providing work sites for individuals, helping to foster meaningful connections and real-world experiences. She highlighted collaborations with organizations like Meals on Wheels in Dutchess County, where individuals not only help deliver food but also gain valuable skills using tools like iPads to support their work.

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Angela noted that Greystone Programs strives to secure a minimum of four community work sites each year, ensuring diverse opportunities for the individuals we support. Looking ahead, she shared an exciting new initiative: “Little Libraries,” a project where individuals will design and build small library boxes, choose locations for them in the community, and use technology to track how often the library doors open, providing insights into how many people are accessing the books.

We’re grateful to Angela and the entire Day and Employment Services team at Greystone Programs for their dedication to creating opportunities and promoting independence for individuals living with autism and other intellectual/developmental disabilities. Stay tuned for more inspiring stories on Non-Profit Notebook, and as always, thanks for listening!

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If you missed our live broadcast, here is the February episode of NonProfit Notebook on WTBQ 1110 AM 93.5 FM • WGHT 1500 AM 98.3 FM Radio. During this radio interview Angelina Lopez, IT Specialist at Greystone Programs, Inc., sat for her very first appearance on the show! 

Angelina joined Anquinette Hayles, Chief Advancement Officer to talk about a topic that affects all of us—cybersecurity basics. During their conversation, Angelina shared some incredibly helpful tips on how to protect personal information online, recognize common phishing scams, and create strong, secure passwords. She also emphasized the importance of regular software updates and being cautious about the links we click and the information we share. As technology continues to play a bigger role in both our personal and professional lives, Angelina’s insights were a timely reminder of how small, everyday habits can make a big difference in staying safe online. 

We’re grateful to Angelina and the IT team at Greystone Programs for prioritizing digital safety and sharing their expertise with the community. Stay safe, stay informed—and as always, thanks for tuning in!

In this exciting radio interview, Luis Naula and Manuel Naula, the talented duo behind Somni Tapas Restaurant in Monroe, NY, sit down to share their story and the inspiration behind their restaurant. They talk about their journey in the culinary world, the art of crafting delicious tapas, and how the community has supported Somni Tapas post COVID. Tune in as they discuss their commitment to quality ingredients, their passion for Spanish cuisine, and how they’ve built a welcoming environment for guests. Whether you're a foodie or looking for a new dining experience, this interview offers a behind-the-scenes look at one of Monroe’s best-kept culinary gems!

For more on Somni Tapas Restaurant: https://somniny.com/

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During the broadcast, Rogera Toussaint-Michel, known as "The Mother Marketer" and Director of The MTM Institute, joins Anquinette Hayles, an Advancement Consultant, to discuss how MTM is shaping a world where everyone can achieve their own beautiful, values-driven vision. The MTM Institute is a reliable partner that blends warmth, expertise, and dependability to help brands navigate the digital landscape. Additionally, it serves as the hub for the Hudson Valley Network on Social Media. Greystone Programs is proud of our community partners who create meaningful opportunities for individuals to stay connected and engaged within the community.

For more on MTM Institute: https://mtmexecutives.com/

Follow on social: https://www.instagram.com/hudsonvalleynetwork/

During the broadcast, Nyhisha T. Gibbs, Director of Community Engagement chats with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant about Dutchess Outreach and their 50 years of service to the Hudson Valley. Nyhisha shared details about their 30th Annual Coat Drive and discussed how you, like Greystone Programs, can participate in community volunteering. Greystone Programs takes pride in our community partners, who create opportunities for our individuals to remain engaged with the community.

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For more on Dutchess Outreach: https://dutchessoutreach.org/

During the broadcast, Antonevia Ocho-Coultes, Communication and Public Speaking Consultant chats with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant about her first time hosting Greystone Programs 32nd Annual Wine Tasting & Auctions. She shares her journey of relocating from Brooklyn, NY, to the Hudson Valley, NY. Additionally, she talks about her business, Voice Training Academy, and the experience of discovering your voice to enhance your professional skills.

For more on Greystone Programs: www.greystoneprogram.org  

For more on Greystone Programs Expressive Arts Therapy: https://www.greystoneprograms.org/services/expressive-arts

For more on the Voice Training Academy: https://www.voicetrainingacademy.com/adult.html

During the broadcast, Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant, connects with Melissa Witte, Coordinator of Expressive Arts at Greystone Programs. Melissa is a familiar face on the show, as she often visits to share insights on all things Expressive Arts Therapy. Melissa inspires us all to explore our own artistic potential as a means of personal growth and emotional well-being.

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She is also the proud owner of The Copper Newt. For the second year in a row, Melissa has created a custom jewelry set that celebrates art and self-expression. She generously donated this one-of-a-kind piece to Greystone Programs to promote awareness of Expressive Arts Programming, which flourishes through the support, donations, and kindness of individuals, families, community partners, and businesses.

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Melissa’s donation like others helped Greystone Programs reach our goal at the 32nd Annual Wine Tasting & Auctions that took place Sunday September 29, 2024 at Milea Estate Vineyard.

During the broadcast, Mark Chisholm, Owner of Wine Time W&L in Warwick, NY and National Sales Manager for Chateau Diana Winery chats with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant about Mark's upbringing in Warwick, NY, and his journey into the alcohol industry. With over 16 years of experience serving as the auctioneer for Greystone Programs, Mark is not just knowledgeable about wine; it's also his PASSION. During this episode Mark gives listeners a sample of what they will experience at the 32nd Annual Wine Tasting and Auctions 09.29.24 | 1pm at Milea Estate Vineyard.

For more on Greystone Programs: www.greystoneprogram.org  

For more on Wine Time W&L in Warwick, NY: https://www.facebook.com/p/Wine-Time-in-Warwick-100057341842580/

During the broadcast, Jessica Smith, CEO and Co-Founder of Modern Horizon Chamber of Commerce and Jennifer Rozon-Checo, board of directors member chats with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant about how Modern Horizon Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to fostering innovation and growth within the Hudson Valley, NY. MHCC provides a platform for networking, professional development, and collaborative opportunities. They aim to empower local entrepreneurs and organizations to thrive in a rapidly evolving marketplace.

For more on Greystone Programs: www.greystoneprogram.org  

For more on Modern Horizon Chamber: https://modernhorizonchamber.com/

Part II and the latest episode of Non-Profit Notebook on WTBQ 1110 AM 93.5 FM • WGHT 1500 AM 98.3 FM Radio. During the broadcast, Dr. Pattiann LaVeglia, Vice President of Clinical Services sits down with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant to continue their discusision about Opportunities at Greystone and Microcredentialing. They go into more detailon her most recent collaboration with Dutchess Community College: the launch of the Direct Support Professional Microcredential Program.

For More on the Direct Support Professional Microcredential Program: https://www.sunydutchess.edu/about/facts/news/articles/dsp.html  

For More on Dutchess Community College: https://www.sunydutchess.edu/

If you were unable to join our live broadcast, we are pleased to share the latest episode of the Non-Profit Notebook on WTBQ 1110 AM 93.5 FM and WGHT 1500 AM 98.3 FM Radio. In this broadcast, Dr. Pattiann LaVeglia, Vice President of Clinical Services, engages in a discussion with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant, covering a range of topics. These include the departments under her supervision, the specialized roles within Greystone Behavioral, the celebration of Nurses Week, the exceptional team of nurses she leads, and her recent partnership with Dutchess Community College for the launch of the Direct Support Professional Microcredential Program. The conversation also delves into the various opportunities available at Greystone.

For More on the Direct Support Professional Microcredential Program: https://www.sunydutchess.edu/about/facts/news/articles/dsp.html  

For More on Dutchess Community College: https://www.sunydutchess.edu/

During the broadcast, Lucia LaSpada, Co-Founder of LACE Photo Media sits down with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant to discuss Women in business, supporting worthy causes like our 8th Annual LEAP for Autism and being apart of community organizations like the Gardiner Association of Businesses.

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For more on LACE Photo Media: https://www.lacephotomedia.com/

For more on the 8th Annual Leap for Autism: https://www.givegab.com/campaigns/leapforautism24 For more on The Gardiner Association Businesses: http://www.gabny.com

During the broadcast, Dan Burnside, Director of Business Development Hudson Valley Magazine chats with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant the legacy of the Hudson Valley Magazine brand, how he got started, and benefits the magazine offers businesses and community organizations.

During the broadcast, Veronique Dietrich, Transition Coordinator ​Orange-Ulster BOCES discusses with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant how she got started in education. She then highlights the division of special education and the benefits of planning a child's future early. 

OUBOCES will be holding their annual transition fair April 25, 2024  where agencies will provide assistance and information on the following topics: services and programs; employment; postsecondary education programs; legal considerations; financial planning; community resources; mental health services; family support and more. 

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The ORANGE COUNTY Transitional Council (Greystone Programs is a member) meets regularly. For more information: Veronique Dietrich OUBOCES Transition Coordinator

845-291-0200 X 10250 • veronique.dietrich@ouboces.org

During the broadcast, Torrance Harvey, Mayor of The City of Newburgh, NY shares with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant how he got his start in education and politics. He also shares a small portion of his struggle with homelessness and how he and his twin brother were able to overcome challenges thanks to the support of community organizations. They discussed his 2024 goals for the City of Newburgh, development plans, his new children’s book and more…

For more on Mayor Torrance Harvey: https://www.torranceharvey.com/

For more on the City of Newburgh: https://www.cityofnewburgh-ny.gov/

During the broadcast, Angela Lehman, Director of Day and Employment Services shares with Taylor Sterling, Host of "THE TAYLORED WORD" at WTBQ Radio what opportunities are available for children, families and individuals at Greystone Programs. They talk OPWDD, employment services, residential services, day services, and upcoming 2024 events.

During the broadcast Ken Banks, General Manager at Greystone Programs shares with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant what led him to his career in automotive sales and Subarus Share the love event. Ken Banks a 40under40 award recipient discusses how Subaru is putting service first in the Hudson Valley, NY and sales second, "we want to help to make a difference over a lifetime." Greystone is the proud recipient of the 2023 Share the Love Event opportunity.  

During the broadcast Melissa Witte, Coordinator of Expressive Arts at Greystone Programs shares with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant what it means for individuals to have opportunities like expressive arts as well as, what it means to her as an artist. They also discuss the evolution of her artistry to a small business known as The Copper Newt. Melissa Witte, in addition to her duties at Greystone Programs, she is the owner and jewelry maker at the Copper Newt.

During the broadcast Russell Moss, General Manager of Milea Estate Vineyard shares with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant the rich history of the vineyard and how it came to be in the Hudson Valley, NY. They also discuss the collaboration with Greystone and this years 31st Annual Wine Showcase and Auction. Russell Moss, in addition to his duties at Milea Estate Vineyard, is a global vineyard and winery consultant for entities such as the Kingdom of Bhutan.

During today's broadcast, Caren O'Brien-Edwards, Director of Community Services and Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant with Greystone, discuss mentorship. Becoming a Greystone Mentor is rewarding. You can make someone's life complete and give them interactions they will cherish forever. Many individuals need help and there are not enough people to do it.

During today's broadcast, Angela Lehman, Director of Day and Employment Services and Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant with Greystone, discuss Greystone's upcoming summer programs and services for Families in the Hudson Valley. Petals from the Heart program is expanding to Orange County and looking to partner with local businesses. The Petals from the Heart program up-cycles flowers from funerals, weddings and special occasions, and participants make them beautiful again to brighten someone’s day while making a positive impact and being productive members of society.

During the broadcast Jennifer Austin, General Manager of City Winery shares with Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant the growth of City Winery in the Hudson Valley, NY, community collaborations, the partnership with Greystone Programs and the 2023 Fall Wine Showcasing Event to be held at Milea Estate Vineyard.

During today's broadcast, Samara Enders, Director of Philanthropy with Greystone Programs and Dana Hopkins,  All Abilities Program Director of Think Differently Dutchess County, discuss Think Differently initiatives, community events and working together to make a positive impact. To learn more, listen here!

During today's broadcast, Angela Lehman, Director of Day and Employment Services and Anquinette Hayles, Advancement Consultant with Greystone, discuss Greystone's Petal from the Heart program. This program up-cycles flowers from funerals, weddings and special occasions, and participants make them beautiful again to brighten someone’s day while making a positive impact and being productive members of society. 

During the broadcast Samara Enders, Director of Philanthropy, Tracilyn Vaticano, Assistant Executive Director of Programs and Angelo Angerame, CEO of Hudson Regional LTC Pharmacy and President of Greystone Programs Board of Directors, discuss the 7th Annual Leap for Autism and why the event is so important. We invite you to join the event on May 6 at Skydive the Ranch to enjoy the festivities.