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What is a Community Liaison? Why, it’s someone who liaises with the community,
of course! I kid, but that really is what I do. You have to understand just
how unusual the Foundation is. No organization in the world does anything
close to what we do. A few make similar claims, and always have, but we’re
unique. Part of my job is helping investigate these “competitors” who claim to
have their own Landis Tipton. It’s never true, but I have to help spread the
facts, and halt the misinformation, so people are aware that true healing only
happens here. Another part of my job is staying in contact with the rest of
the local community. We’ve built an interesting economy here, and everyone
needs to maintain transparency and clarity, again, so there’s no
misinformation. Neighboring hotels put up our clients while dealing with
potential customers who wish they were patients, but have not been
accepted into the program. We want the hotels to regulate these issues, but
it’s not like we can tell them what to do, so the conversation continues.
There are other businesses who have their complaints that we have to address.
People camp in unauthorized places, and it’s hard to get them to leave. They
make messes at dining establishments too. When you offer something that nearly
everyone in the world wants to get their hands on—and getting those hands on
it later is so not the same thing as getting them on it now—you’re gonna run
into all kinds. People are disrespectful and thoughtless, and the community
treats us as responsible for their behavior. That’s okay, that’s what my job
is, and I’m happy to do it. If I’m not reading or crafting an email, I’m
answering or making a phone call. If I’m not doing that, I’m responding to
questions at a town hall, or speaking with the press, or even making
statements to the authorities. This is a complicated situation, and I could
sure use some help, but it’s an oft-overlooked role, and I don’t always get
what I need. Still, I hold my head up high, and do my best. That’s all I have
to say at this time. Thank you.
