Eileen (Otero) Wolfington is currently a bilingual health and wellness program coordinator for Kingdom House, a nonprofit agency that delivers holistic programs and services to the economically disadvantaged.  In her position, Eileen recruits low income minority women, immigrants and refugees to participate in a 90-day wellness program.  Coaching women to exercise and motivating them to attend health and nutrition education classes has become her passion.  This desire was ignited while working as a community health worker (also known as a promotora de salud) for a local nonprofit health clinic called Casa de Salud.  For five years, this public health experience transformed her life both physically and spiritually.  She strived to become educated about chronic disease prevention and management.  This is evidenced by her previous contracted and volunteer opportunities.  They include being a bilingual lifestyle coach for the YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), a facilitator for the Diabetes Empowerment Education Program (DEEP), a facilitator for Stanford’s Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (DSMP), a facilitator for OASIS, an organization that promotes healthy aging for individuals age 50 and over and being a certified Zumba instructor.  Eileen has vast interests.  Since 2004 to the present, she coordinates a monthly meeting for the Professional Latino Action Network (PLAN), a network that optimizes available community resources and services for Hispanics/Latinos in the metro St. Louis area.  In her church, she is a lector, a Jonah Prayer minister, a Eucharistic minister and a member of the choir.  She is also a co-chair for the Hispanic Ministry Commission for the St. Louis Archdiocese Office of Hispanic Ministry.  Affectionately known as La Morena, Eileen is a presenter of Mexican and Puerto Rican dances, culture and traditions.  She delivers cultural programs to children, teens and adults and enjoys engaging her audiences.  Eileen believes that “to whom much is given, much is required.”  To encourage others to learn how to heal from within by learning to live in complete harmony with mind, body and spirit, Eileen is currently studying to become a certified Healing Touch Practitioner.  She inspires her clients to live a heart-centered life, to practice mindfulness and to find the face of God in others. 

Eileen has a BA in General Business from the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater and a Master of Education in Adult Education from the University of Missouri – St. Louis.  She has been married to Daniel for 30 years.    

Eileen (Otero) Wolfington is currently a bilingual health and wellness program coordinator for Kingdom House, a nonprofit agency that delivers holistic programs and services to the economically disadvantaged.  In her position, Eileen recruits low income minority women, immigrants and refugees to participate in a 90-day wellness program.  Coaching women to exercise and motivating them to attend health and nutrition education classes has become her passion.  This desire was ignited while working as a community health worker (also known as a promotora de salud) for a local nonprofit health clinic called Casa de Salud.  For five years, this public health experience transformed her life both physically and spiritually.  She strived to become educated about chronic disease prevention and management.  This is evidenced by her previous contracted and volunteer opportunities.  They include being a bilingual lifestyle coach for the YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), a facilitator for the Diabetes Empowerment Education Program (DEEP), a facilitator for Stanford’s Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (DSMP), a facilitator for OASIS, an organization that promotes healthy aging for individuals age 50 and over and being a certified Zumba instructor.  Eileen has vast interests.  Since 2004 to the present, she coordinates a monthly meeting for the Professional Latino Action Network (PLAN), a network that optimizes available community resources and services for Hispanics/Latinos in the metro St. Louis area.  In her church, she is a lector, a Jonah Prayer minister, a Eucharistic minister and a member of the choir.  She is also a co-chair for the Hispanic Ministry Commission for the St. Louis Archdiocese Office of Hispanic Ministry.  Affectionately known as La Morena, Eileen is a presenter of Mexican and Puerto Rican dances, culture and traditions.  She delivers cultural programs to children, teens and adults and enjoys engaging her audiences.  Eileen believes that “to whom much is given, much is required.”  To encourage others to learn how to heal from within by learning to live in complete harmony with mind, body and spirit, Eileen is currently studying to become a certified Healing Touch Practitioner.  She inspires her clients to live a heart-centered life, to practice mindfulness and to find the face of God in others. 

Eileen has a BA in General Business from the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater and a Master of Education in Adult Education from the University of Missouri – St. Louis.  She has been married to Daniel for 30 years.