Trinity Acres 2021 3939 S. Calumet Ave Chicago, IL 60653
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Trinity Acres 2021 3939 S. Calumet Ave Chicago, IL 60653
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Property Manager
T. Banks 9/16 Asst. Property Manager
Nikyta Triplett Williams
W. Thompson 9/26 Charlene Edwards
(773) 373-8480
(773) 955-6603
Service Coordinator
Tiffany Jones, MSW
W. Thompson (773) 675-5227
J. Dawson
B. Mitchell S. Shannon Management Agent
L. Freeman Kalvin Williams
R. Bostick (773) 955-7651
Chicago Department of Public Health announces new
indoor mask mandate with continued increase
in new COVID-19 cases in Chicago
The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) announced that it will re-institute
a face mask mandate for all indoor public settings as the average number of new daily
cases of COVID-19 in Chicago surpasses 400. All individuals aged 2 and over,
regardless of their vaccination status, will be required to wear a mask as of
Friday, August 20, while indoors in public settings .
Labor Day Fish Fry Fundraiser
Meet & Greet with the new Property
Manager– Mrs. Triplett Williams Thursday, Sept. 2nd @ 11am-1pm
Sept. 1st @ 1:30pm-2:30pm
Renter’s Insurance Presentation
Bingo—1st flr Social Room Sept. 8th @ 10am
Learn how to get paid if something
Sept. 7th & 21st @ 1pm
happens to your belongings.
Get lucky, Win prizes!
Grocery Trips Healthy Aging Workshop
Friday, Sept. 3rd– Pete’s, Dollar Tree Wednesday Sept. 22nd @ 10am
Friday, Sept. 24th– Walmart Join us as University of Chicago provides
tips on how to age in place gracefully!
September Schedule
Wednesday, Thursday, Thursday,
September September September
15th 23rd 30th
Catholic Charities GCFD Produce Box You Got The Juice
Food Box Food Giveaway
(Must have a completed
application to pick up) 11:30am-12:30pm
1pm-2pm
ANNOUNCEMENT
Unfortunately, there is a printing issue
with the Senior Farmers’ Market Program Ms. Jones will be out
coupons. We do not know when the of the office
coupons will be available for distribution. Thursday,
We apologize for any inconvenience that September 9th–
this has caused. Monday, September
13th. Please return
Please call (773) 924-7043 to listen to the for assistance on
recorded message for distribution updates. Tuesday, September
Efforts are being made to ensure you get 14th.
coupons. Please be patient!
Need help paying your electric bill?
Apply for a LIHEAP credit!
LIHEAP (Low Energy Assistance Program) is now open
for September enrollment!
Please bring the following documents to Ms. Jones’ Office:
September Com Ed bill
Photo ID (address must match Com Ed bill)
2021 Income Statement
Rent Receipt
Proof of Social Security number
Important Community Numbers and Addresses:
Hall Chicago Library 4801 S. Michigan 312-747-2541
Chicago Park District (Washington Park) 5531 S. King Dr. 773- 256-1248
Chicago Police Dept. 5101 S. Wentworth 312-747-8366
Chicago Fire Dept/Paramedics 21 W 59th St 312- 747-5017
City of Chicago Senior Cntr (Southeast Atlas) 1767 E. 79th St 312-747-0189
DHS Public Aid Office (Woodlawn) 915 E 63rd St 773-753-5200
IL Dept of Motor Vehicles/DMV (Chicago Central)
100 W. Randolph 312-793-1010
University of Chicago Hospital 5841 S. Maryland Ave 888-824-0200
Provident Hospital 500 E. 51st St 312-572-2000
RTA Paratransit/Reduced Fare Permit 312-663-4357
RTA TAP (Taxi Access Program) 800-606-1282
Social Security Administration 6338 S. Cottage Grove 800-772-1213
3rd Ward Alderman Office 5046 S. State Street 773-373-9273
United States Post Office 4601 S. Cottage Grove 800-275-8777
1510 E 55th St 773-347-0013
Utility Assistance (CEDA/LIHEAP/ComEd Hardship Grants) 800-571-2332
Trinity Acres Property Management
Trinity Acres please join me in
welcoming the newest member of
our family…..Property Manager,
Nikyta Triplett– Williams!!
Hello,
I would like to take this time to introduce myself. I am Nikyta Triplett- Williams,
born and raised in Chicago. I attended Illinois State University for undergrad and
then went on to earn a degree in English Communications Prelaw. While
attending undergraduate classes I was granted the opportunity to join a
workforce initiative for CHA low-income residents. That is where I earned a
career in real estate. I have been in real estate for 11 years now and truly love
what I do. Those 11 years has given me the opportunity to gain knowledge in
many aspects of real estate and property management. With my former
employer I managed properties that received many different sources of subsidies
as well as funding. I am also a real estate broker. I take great pride in assuring
that my clients/residents are satisfied by providing the best possible experiences.
I enjoy many things but I love to read, journal, meditate, sew, and provide
counsel to those around me. I am excited to meet and learn each and everyone
of you. I hope to create a respectful tenant-landlord relationship with both
residents and co-workers alike.
Wednesday, Sept. 1st
10am in the Social Rm
Home-maker
Do’s & Don’ts
What you should know about
the services you’re receiving….
Homemaking services for older adults are widely recognized as valued services that
assist individuals with difficulty performing activities of daily living to live independently.
Homemaking consists of general household activities (meal preparation and routine
household care) to maintain an adequate living environment that is provided by a
trained homemaker, when the individual regularly responsible for these activities is
temporarily absent or unable to manage the home and care for him or herself or others
in the home. Allowable homemaking tasks are limited to:
• Light Housekeeping (laundry, ironing)
• Meal preparation
• Shopping for necessities, including groceries and errand running
• Social/emotional support offered in conjunction with the performance of tasks
• Observing, reporting and recording any changes in the participant’s home
environment and reporting it to the care managers.
When receiving services, the following SHOULD NOT take
place:
• Homemakers are NOT to be left in your unit at anytime if you are not there. This
policy is enforced by the State of IL Dept. of Aging as well as their employer. Please
comply to keep your services from being interrupted.
• Homemakers should not handle your bank cards or credit cards! It’s fine to give them
cash to run an errand but remember to ask for a receipt.
Please make sure your homemaker knows the rules of your building,
as you are responsible for your guests and their behavior while in
your building.
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