Meet Our Team

Owen has served as a registered nurse in the state of Florida for over 20 years, ten of them in Hospice Care. While doing his work, he witnessed the incredible surplus of medical equipment that was left behind after patients passed away. This included hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, and nebulizers. Family members always asked the same question: “Who can we give this medical equipment to?”

Owen couldn’t find an existing organization to help him, so he started collecting the equipment himself. He then donated it to clients he met while volunteering at local free clinics.

After some initial success, Owen was encouraged by a friend to turn his new hobby into a not-for-profit agency and Clinics Can Help became a 501(c)3 in March 2005. Since then, the organization has received funding from Palm Health Foundation, Quantum Foundation, Allegany Franciscan Ministries and the United Way.

Under Owen’s dedicated leadership, Clinics Can Help has become a fully certified and recognized not-for-profit agency which has assisted over 10,000 residents of Palm Beach County by recycling and sharing $4,000,000 worth of medical equipment and supplies.

Robin Aurelius comes to Clinics Can Help with more than a decade of experience in project management, database administration, budgeting and management operations that have been implemented at a global level.

Prior to joining CCH, she served as Director of Digital Strategy with the Executive Women’s Golf Association, where she led a team and oversaw management systems, digital processes and data migration, microsites and virtual processes, and digital security measures.

Robin received her Master’s degree in Business Administration from Nova Southeastern University and holds an executive certificate in project management from Florida Atlantic University. She is a member of the American Society of Association Executives and the Project Management Institute. She resides in North Palm Beach.

“I am incredibly excited to join Clinics Can Help,” she said. “My goal is to help CCH become more efficient and effective at helping people in need in South Florida.”