One Community Together
Trillium’s mission is transforming lives and building community well-being through partnership and proven solutions. We transform lives in so many ways. Working with our providers to make sure individuals have the services they need. Offering training opportunities with local agencies. Sponsoring grants to provide families with technology so they can communicate in new ways for the first time.
View the videos below to learn more about these programs and the individuals they impact.
Meet Khai - T-STAR
After nearly eight years in prison, 25-year-old Khai reentered a world that felt unfamiliar and overwhelming. With no ID, no medication, and no clear direction, he connected with Trillium’s STAR (Support, Transition, and Reentry) team.
Meet Ms. Washington
Lorrine Washington knows what it means to care for others—both as a devoted sister to her brother with a disability and as a leader in her community.
Trillium and Monarch: Taking Action with TULA
Trillium Ultimate Living assistant or TULA is a touchscreen-based remote monitoring and remote support program that focuses on enhanced independence and positive health outcomes.
Kaden on TULA
Meet Kaden, a 21-year-old who uses various assistive technology devices daily to live his most independent life. With the help of his TULA touchscreen, Kaden receives reminders and prompts to complete everyday tasks like taking out the trash and cleaning his bedroom.
Trillium Impacts People and Communities - Chrissy
Watch to see how Chrissy and Jared join so many others in leading fulfilled, meaningful lives.
Trillium Impacts People And Communities - Jared
Watch to see how Chrissy and Jared join so many others in leading fulfilled, meaningful lives.
Meet Don
Finding a new place to call home can be tough. When Don's roommate asked him to move out, he turned to Trillium for help. Trillium's Transitions to Community Living staff helped Don find a safe and accessible apartment. They then assisted Don in making the place his own.
Meet Tommie
Health and well-being begin at home. Tommie lived in a boarding house where his resources and support were limited. With assistance from Trillium’s Transitions to Community Living (TCL), Tommie got a single unit with the accommodations and the services he needed to live independently.
