Local Connections
Trillium’s Community Liaison Coordinators build strong relationships with local agencies. Trillium works with county departments, nonprofits, and community-based organizations. These local connections help share important information and hear about unique needs for each area.
Community Liaison Coordinators work with a variety of child, family and adult stakeholders and below are just a couple examples of groups they participate in:
- Permanency Planning Teams and Community Child Protection Teams (Department of Social Services)
- School Health Advisory Boards
- Exceptional Children Steering Committees (Public Schools)
- Juvenile Justice Substance Abuse Behavioral Health Partnership
- Opioid Coalitions
- Local Interagency Coordination Councils
- Consumer and Family Advisory Committees
Trillium developed a Local Community Collaboration and Engagement Strategy to support this work. Our goal is to improve the health of our Medicaid members and state-funded recipients. This strategy directs Trillium staff to:
- Educate about program eligibility
- Inform how to remain enrolled in Medicaid
- Engage with members and recipients in the community
- Learn about local unmet resource needs such as transportation, food insecurity, or housing
- Work with all stakeholders throughout our 28 counties
Community Liaison Coordinators:
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