Elizabeth Andrade
Executive Director, 2-1-1
Orange County United Way
Elizabeth Andrade serves as the Executive Director of 211OC at Orange County United Way, overseeing the vision, direction, and operations of 211 Orange County, which encompasses the contact center, the closed-loop referral system known as GetHelpOC, and the role of Homelessness Management Information System (HMIS) administrator for the County of Orange.
Bringing forth a distinguished career spanning nearly two decades, Elizabeth has consistently showcased her commitment to crafting innovative solutions that address the intricate challenges faced by vulnerable populations. Her leadership at 211OC is characterized by a keen emphasis on leveraging technology to elevate service delivery and streamline access to vital resources.
A native of Orange County, Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology from California State University Fullerton. Additionally, she holds a Master's in Business Administration focusing on Healthcare Organization and Leadership. Elizabeth was honored with the Dignity Care scholarship, supporting her pursuit of a mini-MBA in Healthcare Leadership through the University of Arizona.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Elizabeth is deeply dedicated to community service and holds a board membership at the Delhi Center in Santa Ana. She and her husband have chosen Fountain Valley as their home, where they reside with their two children.
Bringing forth a distinguished career spanning nearly two decades, Elizabeth has consistently showcased her commitment to crafting innovative solutions that address the intricate challenges faced by vulnerable populations. Her leadership at 211OC is characterized by a keen emphasis on leveraging technology to elevate service delivery and streamline access to vital resources.
A native of Orange County, Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology from California State University Fullerton. Additionally, she holds a Master's in Business Administration focusing on Healthcare Organization and Leadership. Elizabeth was honored with the Dignity Care scholarship, supporting her pursuit of a mini-MBA in Healthcare Leadership through the University of Arizona.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Elizabeth is deeply dedicated to community service and holds a board membership at the Delhi Center in Santa Ana. She and her husband have chosen Fountain Valley as their home, where they reside with their two children.
