Our Staff

Stephanie Blunt, Executive Director – sblunt@tridentaaa.org

The Executive Director provides leadership for all programmatic and fiscal aspects of Trident Area Agency on Aging under Board direction and approval.

Lisa Natividad, Finance Manager – lnatividad@tridentaaa.org

The Finance Manager maintains financial records of the agency, prepares fiscal reports, provides bookkeeping, and manages the transfer of money in and out of the agency.

Naomi Radcliff, Finance Assistant – nradcliff@tridentaaa.org

The Finance Assistant is responsible for maintaining financial records and documentation of services for federal, state, and private grants.

Adrienne Goldstein, Planner – agoldstein@tridentaaa.org

The Planner oversees the development of short and long range plans for the Trident Area Agency on Aging, including; developing the Trident Area Plan, analyzing data and policy reports and performing needs assessments for planning and service development.

Johnsie Currin, Family Caregiver Advocate – jcurrin@tridentaaa.org

The Family Caregiver Advocate offers financial assistance, training, peer support, and counseling to help families cope with the stresses associated with caring for a loved one.

Lavonia Dixon, Information and Referral Assistance Specialist – ldixon@tridentaaa.org

The Regional Information and Referral Assistance Specialist is responsible for providing accurate and current information and assistance to the general public about community services and resources affecting the aging and people with disabilities.

Don Bagwell, ADSSP Resource Coordinatordbagwell@tridentaaa.org

The Resource Coordinator provides complete and current resource information to caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s disease (and related disorders). The Resource Coordinator is also responsible for evaluating the condition of the person with Alzheimer’s to determine the level of services the family requires and then authorizing such services as defined in the Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Services Grant.

Lauren McNally, CLP Resource Coordinatorlmcnally@tridentaaa.org

The CLP Resource Coordinator is responsible for providing assessments, referrals, and accurate and current information and assistance to consumers regarding the accessing of benefits and resources through direct or indirect linkages with partner agencies and providers as defined in the Community Living Program (CLP).

Angela Edwards, Program Manager (I-CARE)aedwards@tridentaaa.org

The Insurance Counselor is here to provide a comparison of insurance coverage to meet your needs. They provide up-to-date, accurate information on health insurance for seniors.

Alice Streetman, Regional Long Term Care Ombudsman – astreetman@tridentaaa.org

The SC Long Term Care Ombudsman program was established to protect the rights of adults in long term care facilities. They advocate and negotiate on behalf of residents to resolve complaints to the resident’s satisfaction.

Patti Lobik, Long Term Care Ombudsman – plobik@tridentaaa.org

The SC Long Term Care Ombudsman program was established to protect the rights of adults in long term care facilities. They advocate and negotiate on behalf of residents to resolve complaints to the resident’s satisfaction.