Our Partners
Our Partners
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Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) which manage the Chaperones locally, ranging from Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) and other community-based organizations with a program coordinator and assistants.
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Healthcare providers (hospitals, clinics, and doctors) who manage the Chaperones through their Volunteer department coordinators and assistants.
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U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services and AmeriCorps Seniors.
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National condition- and disease-related causes that promote the interests of their respective constituencies (including dialysis and chemotherapy patients), and assist with contact with local CBOs and hospitals.
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National organizations include Catholic Charities USA, the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies, and Travelers Aid Society.
Supporting Our Mission
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Our Growing Network
The TrustedRiders mobility chaperone model has been implemented on the ground for seven years in more than 50 communities in 26 states, including 35 programs around the U.S., from CT to HI, which have satisfied the requirements for certification consistent with the training protocol pioneered and developed by TrustedRiders Inc. in collaboration with our local community organization partners and expert advisory board. The TrustedRider model has been supported with federal funding from Congress and multiple agencies in the Executive branch, including HHS, AmeriCorps and the FTA, as well as state, local and philanthropic funding.
