Adult Transition Programs

The transition for any teenager into adulthood has its challenges. 

Discovering who we are and how to engage with our communities in meaningful ways are just some of the paths we take during this transition period. Trillium has partnered to create programs tailored to young adults to help make those pathways a little easier. 

Transition programs offered within Trillium’s provider network provide a solid foundation to foster independence, learn essential life skills, and make social connections that are crucial for success in life. Members ages 16 to 26 work with staff to develop communication skills, learn to manage their time and money, and begin career and post-high school vocational exploration. This can even include work-based learning experiences in real-world job settings to prepare for future competitive employment opportunities.

Learn more about the transition to employment on the program's website: Employment Opportunities.  

Autism Society of North Carolina

Transition to Employment (Greenville)

Trillium partnered with the Autism Society of North Carolina to offer a transition to employment program. The program is for people with autism between the ages of 16 to 28 years of age. This program is open to people of any ability. Participants cover independent living skills, social behavior, recreation, goal-focused environment, coping and self-regulation, transportation, and community integration skills, financial literature, job readiness, and internships for opportunities to job placement. Work experience activities are carried out both at the Transition to Employment site, in the local community and through self-employment activities.