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Cal Young NeighborhoodNeighborhood4Ward <br />Do You Live within the City Limits?Y If so how long?11 years, 6 months <br />541-905-1665Day Phone541-905-1665Evening PhoneBritni C. D'Eliso <br />Are you currently and employee of the City of Eugene?Business Address <br />Occupation Employer <br />Name <br />Address 2180 Providence St. <br />Eugene OR 97401 <br />Mental Health Care Coordinator Trillium Behavioral Health/Lane County <br />1776 Millrace Dr. <br />Eugene OR 97403 E-Mail <br />No <br />britni.deliso@gmail.com <br />How did you learn of this vacancy?FriendOptional Information <br />Gender Age Ethnicity26-35 White Disability DescriptionN <br />Additional Languages spoken <br />Education / Training <br />Contribution <br />I have a master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and <br />a bachelor’s in Communication/Public Speaking. <br />Additionally, I have completed the Lane County Emerging <br />Leaders program, Trauma Informed Care training and <br />Crisis De-escalation training. <br />I care deeply for the sustainability and livability of Eugene and <br />hope to contribute to the maintaining of what is beautiful about <br />the city and the promoting of the potential it holds. My friend and <br />mentor, Julia Johnson, currently serves on the Human Rights <br />Commission and encouraged me to pursue these efforts by <br />participating on a city board or commission. In hearing her speak <br />of the positive actions for change implemented by the HRC and <br />other commissions, I am excited to consider how my own <br />innovation, energy and knowledge of mental health, <br />homelessness and trauma informed practices may cultivate <br />additional momentum toward the preservation of the city I love. <br />F <br />Human Rights Commission <br /> Britni C. D'Eliso <br />Community Service / Volunteer <br />I have volunteered with Food for Lane County, the Eugene <br />Mission, Teen Challenge, St. Vincent de Paul, and Eugene <br />Parks and Rec. Additionally, I have provided meals and <br />care to folks without homes and organized 300+ student <br />volunteers locally. <br />Job Experience <br />Previous work experience includes youth support staff at Hosea <br />Youth Services, intern at the Eugene Mission, therapist at Lane <br />County Behavioral Health and my current role in coordinating <br />mental health services for the SPMI population with Medicaid. <br />Personal Experience <br />I have committed my career journey to assisting and empowering <br />marginalized populations, including those experiencing <br />homelessness and severe mental illness and to pursuing a <br />systemic understanding of the complexity of their oppression. <br />Personal Interest <br />Since holding a position in local government, I have <br />witnessed the value and necessity of community <br />involvement in strategizing solutions for my city. I hope to <br />broaden my network of like-minded citizens in order to <br />enhance a systemic view of what is and isn't working, <br />specifically in relation to those suffering from a severe <br />mental illness. My hope is to provide education to the <br />public about the needs and barriers this part of our <br />population faces, as well as to highlight opportunities for <br />the local government systems to improve collaboration in <br />service to those who are marginalized. <br />Britni D'Eliso <br />HRC - Round 1 Applications July 8, 2019, Meeting – Item 4