Trinity Services works with a variety of partner and subsidiary organizations to ensure exceptional services for people with disabilities and mental illness. These organizations include:
- The National Association of QIDPs
- The Illinois Crisis Prevention Network (ICPN)
- Special Connections of Grundy County
- The Abundant Living for All Foundation (ALFA).
Trinity is also a member of a variety of local professional and civic organizations, as well as statewide and nationwide organizations, including:
- The Arc of Illinois
- The Illinois Association of Rehabilitation Facilities (IARF)
- The United Ways of Will and Grundy County
- The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
- The National Association for Dual Diagnosis
- The American Network of Community Options and Resources (ANCOR)
- The Institute on Public Policy
- Supportive Housing Providers Association.
Trinity staff members are members of a number of national organizations including the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD), The National Rehabilitation Association, and the Association of People Supporting Employment First.
PACE vehicles are sometimes used to transport persons to and from programs, such as Community Day Services or to and from community activities. The organization operates according to the Advantage Vehicle Program Agreement currently in place with PACE. If a member of the public who is not currently receiving services from Trinity Services, Inc. inquires about transportation services, it may or may not be possible for the organization to accommodate that request, depending on the routes and space available at that time, and the person’s eligibility for services. Transportation services provided through the PACE Vehicle Program are open to the public. If you are interested in this service or joining a vanpool, please call 847-228-2456.The organization does not modify routes in order accommodate requests from the community.