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Trillium welcomes our newest board member: Teddy Walston. Teddy has served as a vocational rehabilitation counselor in the state of Oregon for the past eight years. As a black man with cerebral palsy, living in Southern Oregon, Teddy is on…
Part-time employment can mean a lot of different things and it can look very different at every business. It may seem as if part-time positions can result in more time and money for staff to manage. With some additional resources,…
Nonprofit, recognized for integrating people with disabilities into the workplace. Seattle Business Magazine honored Trillium Employment Services with the silver 2019 Community Impact Award for job training. The Community Impact Award recognizes organizations for making a significant impact…
We made the 2019 “100 Best Companies to Work For,” by Seattle Business Magazine! This is a fantastic celebration of our culture. I believe culture is created by everyone at Trillium, so this award is in honor o each employee’s…
Contact: Karen Williams Executive Director, Trillium 253-735-1553 email hidden; JavaScript is required FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TRILLIUM NAMED ONE OF THE 2019 100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR BY SEATTLE BUSINESS MAGAZINE AUBURN (June 20, 2019) – Seattle Business magazine celebrated…
As a former employee of Trillium Employment Services, REALTOR® Morgan Reay has some unique insight to share about this wonderful nonprofit agency. Previously, Morgan worked for Trillium in Kitsap County when she was a social worker. Serving Pierce, Kitsap, King,…
Monica’s Cafe in Silverdale, Washington has a diverse team keeping the busy flow of customers’ content. If you come in on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, Rachel may greet you with open arms and a large smile, easing you into the…
The stats are in for 2017. The impact we have had on the community can be seen by the numbers. We have served 571 people, 199 people are job searching and 372 people are currently working. In May we identified…
The Developmental Disabilities Ombuds has launched their website, making it easier for people to share concerns about services and facilitates and get resources. The website is www.ddombuds.org