Real Stories, Real Impact

Meet Osdaly!

Before Osdaly could express herself with words, she used art to show others how she saw the world. Today, she continues to brighten her community through her creativity and kindness.

Her story shows how art can combine with the right services and support to build confidence, connection, and a life she loves.

Read Osdaly's Story

Share your Trillium Story

If you have someone who has a positive story to share (and their permission to do so), please let us know! You can send any pictures and stories to Info@TrilliumNC.org.

Noteworthy

Trillium Seeks Partners for Regional Center of Excellence

Trillium Health Resources is announcing a Request for Letters of Interest (RFLOI) to identify qualified organizations interested in establishing and operating a Trillium Regional Center of Excellence for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Trillium seeks a partner capable of developing a sustainable regional ecosystem that integrates Medicaid-funded services, community-based supports, technology, employment services, family supports, and provider partnerships under a single, coordinated model.

This RFLOI is a preliminary, non-binding step that precedes the full Request for Applications (RFA). Trillium is using this process to gauge market interest and capacity, identify potential applicants and partnership configurations, and inform refinement of the forthcoming RFA prior to formal release.

Trillium and Peacehaven invest in more respite for families

Peacehaven and Trillium announced a $10 million investment to support Meg’s House. The new adult respite home will be available for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Construction has already begun on Peacehaven’s campus in Guilford County.

Meg's House will be a welcoming place for adults with I/DD while giving family caregivers time to rest and recharge. The investment includes a $3 million matching initiative to help advance Peacehaven’s Different Together campaign and expand support for families.

New Mobile Care Clinic hits the road in Carteret & Hyde Counties

Trillium and Southeastern Integrated Care (SEIC) celebrated the launch of a new mobile health clinic. The mobile clinic will bring primary care, mental health care, substance use treatment, therapy, peer support, and more directly to communities in Carteret and Hyde counties. The new unit is Trillium's 15th mobile health clinic serving eastern North Carolina, helping more people get care closer to home.

Find a Mobile Care Unit

Hurricane preparedness starts before the storm

Trillium partnered with Carteret County Emergency Services to host a hands-on disaster simulation. See how the simulation brought those challenges to life and why planning ahead matters at the article below.

As hurricane season continues, now is the time to make a plan before a storm arrives. Visit Roadmap2Ready to help you and your family prepare.

Read the Article

Understanding the Power of Peer Support

What does it mean to support someone by simply saying, "I've been there?" In this Trillium Talks episode, a local peer support facilitator Isaac shares how lived experience helps build trust, reduce stigma, and encourage recovery.

Hear firsthand what peer support is, why it matters, and how it is changing lives across North Carolina.

Listen to the episode

Register for Upcoming Simulation Events

What is it like supporting a child with a disability? Navigating a community after being released from prison? Trillium's hands-on simulations places participants in the shoes of members of our communities for better understanding and change.