Newsletter

June, 2024

The news of a caring community

Supporting individuals as they strive to achieve a hopeful, satisfying, active, and contributing life.

 
 

Gateway Stands Against Racism 

On May 31st we stood in solidarity with the YWCA for their Stand Against Racism rally. We must empower each other to stand up for justice, until justice just is. Gateway Hudson Valley seeks to create a safe and equal space for everyone who enters our buildings and participates in our programming. 
 
 

Camp PROS

Nothing says warm weather and summertime like good ole camp activities like face painting and crafts, relay races and wiffle ball. Our PROS (Personalized Recovery Orientated Services) participants and instructors got outside in the sun to enjoy artwork and sports together in late May. There were lots of smiles and laughter which is good for the soul! 

 

Success Story - Natalie

Life is a journey, and we all work to do our best. Sometimes we stumble, but it's good to know that we can get up and try again and succeed! Especially when you have some help. 
Natalie's success story is a beautiful example of determination and positivity. She is utilizing several of Gateway's programs and services to help her in her journey. Take a moment to read a feel-good story today! 
 

Ribbon Cutting to Launch EV Charging Station 

Sustainability initiatives are spreading throughout the Hudson Valley, and Gateway Hudson Valley is getting greener by launching two electric vehicle charging stations! We will be holding a small ribbon cutting on Friday, June 14 at 1:30pm to celebrate the launch of the new electric vehicle charging station.

Gateway has 54 vehicles in its fleet, which are primarily used to deliver Senior Mobile Meals and for transportation of participants in Gateway’s many therapeutic and residential programs. By adding two Volkswagen ID4 electric vehicles and an on-site EV charging station, Gateway will test the viability of an all-electric fleet. In 2023, Gateway Hudson Valley delivered over 80,000 meals and drove over 171,000 miles as part of the Ulster County Senior Meals program. The organization also helps thousands of individuals each year through its residential and therapeutic programs.

EV Charging Station
 
 

Disabilities Awareness Parade

Gateway looks forward to another Disabilities Awareness Parade hosted by RCAL and Harambee on July 20, 2024 stepping off from Frank Guido's Little Italy at 11am up Broadway to People's Place where there will be a Resource Fair and Activities. We hope to see you there.   

 

Golf for a cause - Wednesday, September 18th  

Gateway Hudson Valley
1 Amy Kay Parkway  | Kingston, New York 12401
(845) 331-1261 | [email protected]

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