Category: News
Villa of Hope increases minimum wage to $15/hour
Wynndy Turner, Chief Human Resources and Diversity Officer states, “This has been a true journey to get to this point. Driven by our understanding of the value of the work our 370 employees do ... we knew this could wait no longer.”
Groundbreaking Recovery
The Villa's Groundbreaking Recovery event will take place on April 21, 2021; our two new facilities, a detox center and an outpatient clinic, are truly needed in New York State, and the Villa is proud to provide groundbreaking and life-changing opportunities for families and individuals to find hope and to recover and rebuild their lives.
Villa of Hope strengthens all-women executive team
Based in Greece, Villa of Hope in recent months has tapped a trifecta of women leaders to lift and advance the mission of the organization.
Our Villa Heroes: Black History Month 2020
For the second year in a row, Black History Month made social media and internal communication headlines at the Villa; and for good reason.
Villa Employees Win State-Wide Award
Jason Snider and Julia Ricklefs both received NYS Coalition for Children’s Behavioral Health Employee of the Year Awards.
Villa of Hope Wins a Coveted Alliance Commitments Award!
The "Commitments Award" from the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities recognizes organizations that exemplify the best of the sector.
It Was So Much More Than Just Graduation 2019, for Villa Youth
The reality is that for our kids, often the years have brought worry, upheaval, and uncertainty about their futures. This Villa graduation was a triumph.
The Villa’s Kim Sadwick receives an RBJ Health Care Achievement Award!
At Villa of Hope, Kim Sadwick has embraced the latest technologies with the goal of improving efficiency and clinical care, promoting new initiatives with regard to medication-assisted treatment for individuals who have addictive illness.
Katelynn Jenkins: This Year’s Keynote Speaker at the Portraits of Hope Gala!
Katelynn will share her incredible story of her teen years of darkness, the lifesaving help she received from the Villa, and her ascent to graduation, scholarships, academic excellence, and traveling the world.
