As the hospital’s first community health improvement coordinator, Nila Williams works with Franciscan Health Michigan City officials to look at the community’s needs and find solutions to help populations that are most vulnerable. Nila also works with community partners to develop programs and events to deliver assistance. Known as "The Fixer," Nila has more than 10 years' experience in healthcare, and a history of collaboration with other organizations in Michigan City and LaPorte County. She currently serves on the board of Boys & Girls Club of La Porte County and is a board member with Indiana Black Expo Michigan City Chapter. In addition, her commitments include these committees: Healthy Communities of LaPorte County, Tobacco Coalition, City Wide Back to School Rally, Head Start Early Childhood Health Committee, and Juneteenth Celebration Committee. In the past, she had served on the Michigan City Human Rights Commission, Michigan City Commission on the Social Status of African American Males, Salvation Army Advisory Board, and the LaPorte County NAACP board as secretary. In 2019, she was named the Michigan City Humanitarian of the Year by the Michigan City Human Rights Commission. In 2018, the Michigan City Chamber of Commerce acknowledged her as one of 100 inspiring Women in the city. She is a 2016 Graduate of Leadership LaPorte County. Indiana Black Expo recognized her as Volunteer of the Year in 2015. She is a 2010 graduate with honors from Bryant & Stratton College, majoring in occupational studies - information technology. She loves spending time with her family, cooking, traveling, watching movies, and attending games of her beloved football team the Indianapolis Colts.