Staff
Marioly Soto
Program Coordinator
“Always do your best, never give up and follow your dreams.” Those words guide Marioly Soto, who joined the team as Program Coordinator. Marioly’s focus is on client intake and case management, increasing outreach using a multicultural approach, overseeing the client tracking software and working with our volunteers.
Prior to moving to Naples three years ago, Marioly lived in Cuba. She is an accountant with a 20-year career in banking. “Cuba,” Marioly said, “has been isolated from the rest of the world. When I first went into a Wal-Mart grocery store, it was unimaginable to have so many choices. You might find one type of apple in Cuba and it would be in short supply. Here, there are so many varieties of fruit available all year, not just in season.”
Marioly wanted to work for CRC “to help people and make their lives better! I believe the most important part of this job is empathy.”
She is grateful to live in the United State and believes this is truly the land of opportunity for those willing to work. And working hard is what she does, at times working three jobs. Her goal is always to “do your best, never give up and follow your dreams.”
Julia De Llanos
Senior Services Director, A Community-based Interagency Senior Services Liaison
Julia De Llanos is a lifelong Florida resident with more than 20 years of experience serving vulnerable populations across the nonprofit, higher education, and healthcare sectors. She has held leadership roles focused on expanding access, promoting economic opportunities, and empowering individuals through strategic partnerships with healthcare systems, government agencies, and community-based organizations. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a concentration in Mass Communications and a Master of Business Administration.
The daughter of Caribbean immigrants who settled in Miami-Dade County in the early 1980s, Julia now lives in Southwest Florida with her husband and young daughter after seeking a slower pace of life. An early volunteer experience in a long-term care setting sparked her lasting passion for supporting older adults and advocating for compassionate, equitable systems of care. As she helps her own parents navigate the complexities of aging, she brings both personal understanding and professional insight into her work.
“I aim to advance CRC’s mission by fostering strong community partnerships that build a more coordinated system of care, ensuring that organizations collaborate effectively to deliver the right services at the right time, minimizing duplication, confusion, and service gaps.”