Selene Rilatos is the new TPEP Coordi-
nator. She is a Siletz Tribal Member
and is very anxious to be a part of the
team with the Community Health De-
partment. Health has been and is still
the number one priority for the tribe.
She is passionate about providing
clean, healthy air where we work, live
and play for everyone and keeping
tribal land sacred. The TPEP Program
is currently housed at the Siletz Community Health Clinic,
when prior it was at the Portland Area Office.
Eli Grove is currently a senior at Oregon
State University, Majoring in Public Health
Promotion and Health Behavior while also
receiving a minor in Environmental Safety
and Health. Eli grew up in Siletz and Tole-
do Oregon, where he graduated high
school before moving to Corvallis. He’s a
member of the Confederated Tribes of
Siletz and will be doing an internship
through the tribe’s Community Health Department for ten weeks.
Eli looks forward to helping the Community Health Department
out in any way that he can and he’s happy to be back and working
in Siletz. Eli’s long term goal is to become a high school teacher
and coach, here in Oregon.
In his free time, Eli enjoys camping, hiking fishing and sports,
along with spending quality time with family, friends and his dog.
Eli has spent his last four summers working for the Oregon de-
partment of Forestry as a wild land firefighter which has been an
awesome time. Eli hopes to meet and work with more community
members during his ten week internship! Go Beavs!
Tai Chi: M & W 10:30-11:30am
Zumba Gold: T &Th 5:30-6:30pm
Every First & Third Thursday
Girls’ Group
Siletz Clinic 6pm-8pm
November 16
Diabetes Luncheon
Portland Area Office 12pm
November 29
Emergency Preparedness Class
Eugene Area Office 6:30-7:30pm
All girls age 9 and up are welcome to
join the CARE Program and Prevention
for some fun, food, and education.
We talk about female empowerment,
self-esteem, healthy relationships,
and much more.
Sit and Be Fit: T, Th & F 10:00-11:00am
Pilates: M & W 5:15-6:15
November 2016
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