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Meet Ce'Leah!

Sharing what we need can be challenging. With her communication device, Ce’Leah is discovering new ways to express what matters most to her every day.

With the right care and support, she’s building skills that build lifelong health, independence, and growth.

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Noteworthy

Mental Health Awareness Month Supports More Good Days for All

What does a “good day” look like for you? May's blog explores how small steps and strong support systems can lead to more good days, and how you can be part of that support.

Read the Blog

Take the Next Step for Resilience and Resources

Awareness is where the journey starts. Taking care of our mental health keeps us moving forward. Join free trainings like Mental Health First Aid, Community Resiliency Model, and QPR to build skills for more good days together.

More Ways to Play in Jones County with new inclusive playground

Swings, slides, and space for everyone. A new inclusive playground is now open in Jones County, designed so all children can play side by side. Check out your new playground in Trenton (1549 NC Highway 58 South) or find an inclusive playground near you.

Find an Inclusive Playground

Supporting Mental Health from the Inside Out

Mental health is not just a service, it’s a shared priority. Mental Health America recognized Trillium as a 2026 Silver Bell Seal recipient for its commitment to workplace mental health.

The award recognizes a commitment to supporting employee well-being. As Trillium continues to grow these efforts, the impact extends beyond the workplace and into the communities it serves.

Advancing Awareness and Support for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

On April 30, Trillium hosted a symposium on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). The event focused on strengthening awareness and support. Sessions highlighted screening, care pathways, family support. Participants also learned approaches to improve outcomes through early intervention and accommodations.

Register for an upcoming simulation event

Walk through the real-life challenges others face. These interactive simulations deepen understanding of disaster recovery and reentry, so communities can respond with greater awareness and readiness.