Hannah Haney, MPH
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
After 5 years as a Health Educator and Special Projects Coordinator, Hannah Haney has assumed the role of Executive Director of Keystone Wellness Programs. Hannah earned her Masters of Public Health degree from the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health with a specialization in Behavioral and Community Health Sciences. With a passion for serving vulnerable populations, Hannah traveled twice to Kenya to design and implement HIV/AIDS education programs within slums. This experience inspired her to continue to utilize the public health approach on issues such as substance use and addiction, mental health, health equity, and policy. She is proud to work with a team of talented, passionate people working to improve health outcomes within our own communities.
Our health educators are professionals and handle each project with creativity and tenacity, as shown by continued evaluation and improvement in all programs. We strive not to just meet our funders’ goals but to exceed them and do it with a team of educators who work well as a team and complement each other’s strengths.
We are also proud of the Beaver County response to our Town Hall Meetings, offered annually since 2014. Keystone Wellness Programs coordinated successful events with national and local speakers who participated in a dialog with community members on the problems of prescription drug abuse and the heroin crisis in our community.
Hannah welcomes new partnerships and opportunities. Keystone Wellness Programs will collaborate with like-minded agencies to promote the health and wellness of our region. If you have an idea for a joint project, or just want to say hello, call or stop by any time, or connect with me on Linked In.
Kimberly Andrews, BS Ed
HEALTH EDUCATOR
kandrews@KeystoneWellnessPrograms.org
Kim Andrews earned her Bachelors in Education at Slippery Rock University and is always on the cutting edge of health education and health promotion services. Kim is a true asset to our health education team by improving our delivery and population reach with time-tested programs such as Reality Tour* or initiating novel programs such as the teen bedroom demonstration at Forward/U. In counseling her smoking cessation clients, Kim inspires confidence and trust. Kim’s dedication to her project areas is evident beyond the typical workday, and her years of experience in the field are regularly helpful when planning and implementing novel program ideas like Interrupted. Keystone Wellness Programs is pleased to rely on Kim as our most experienced educator, turning to her for support in every program area we offer, taking her up on her ever-present offer “what can I do to help?”.
*Reality Tour youth drug prevention program is a national project of Candle, Inc.
Amy Black-Stockham, M.Ed
HEALTH EDUCATOR
Amy@KeystoneWellnessPrograms.org
Amy Black-Stockham is an experienced Health Educator and has gained a keen sense of the needs of the communities served by Keystone Wellness Programs. Upon earning her Masters in Education degree from Slippery Rock University, Amy has acquired a rich history as an educator specializing in prevention education. With her varied background in the field of human services, Amy connects with ease to community partners and colleagues. Amy is the lead educator for all of the agency’s problem gambling and health promotion services. She believes that life balance is imperative to well-being and she aspires to live her own life in a balanced way while encouraging others to do to the same.
Amanda Boldy, M.Ed.
HEALTH EDUCATOR
Mandi@KeystoneWellnessPrograms.org
Amanda earned her Masters of Education degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania specializing in Community Health Education. Prior to her Masters, she received her undergraduate degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a dual degree in Community Health Education and Nutrition. In her career, she has been a Sports Nutritionist for the Indiana High School’s Varsity Football team, worked alongside her professors as a Graduate Assistant, and educated youth in low-income areas on nutrition and sexual education. Currently, Amanda is the lead coordinator for all tobacco prevention, policy, and education work within Beaver County. She also works closely with the Drug-Free Aliquippa Coalition, focusing her efforts on helping the youth coalition create change in their community. Amanda is eager to continue to empower individuals and communities to improve their own health and well-being.
Amy Riggio, BA
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR
Amy is Keystone Wellness Programs’ financial person who assists the Executive Director and oversees invoicing, bookkeeping and human resources. A graduate of Westminster College with a BA in Public Relations, Amy comes to us with 16 years of finance experience including tax accounting, bookkeeping, and human resources. Amy also holds the position of Treasurer for a local community organization and volunteers her time as an executive board member of the Mars Area Elementary PTO.
Linnay Harmer-Kirst, BS
PROJECT COORDINATOR
Linnay has worked in the prevention field for over eight years. She found a passion for chemical dependency while receiving her Bachelor’s in Sociology at Buffalo State College. She pursued her passion while living in Central New York and gained a variety of experience in the prevention field. Linnay has found her home in Western Pennsylvania and is currently our Project Coordinator for the Opioid Misuse Prevention Project in Beaver County. She is working closely with Aliquippa, New Brighton, and Rochester school districts to implement a variety of prevention programming including the Strengthening Families 10-14 program and the Botvin’s LifeSkills program.
Keystone Wellness Programs Board of Directors and Advisory Board Members
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Jane Skerl, President
Michael Perry, Pharm.D., B.C.P.S., Secretary
David Silvester, PMP, Treasurer
BOARD
Matt Dudkowski, AAMS
Amelia Spencer, NHA, MSW
David Rizzo, LCSW
Arber Ukmata
Jim Lorenzo
Lori Cipkins