TRELLIS CENTER
The Trellis Center's mission is to help our participants improve their social, self-management, problem solving and communication skills through peer engagement and positive behavior supports, while participating in a variety of vocational, recreational and community activities. We strive to create opportunities where adults with developmental disabilities are understood, valued and given opportunities to grow individually as well as contribute to their community.
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2011
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MISSION: Committed to assisting disabled adults striving to become integrated members of their communities, equal participants in the world of work and service to others.
We offer Family Resource Navigation, Early Support for Infant and Toddlers, and KPL.
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