A visit by Children's Bureau associate commissioner Jerry Milner with Children's Trust, program partners and families in South Carolina proved an enlightening experience for all involved. Neil White, who tells the stories of Children's Trust, covered the meeting....
With the 2018 Home Visiting Summit approaching, Aditi Srivastav Bussells discusses how home visiting programs can help prevent adverse childhood experiences. Bussells, who is working on her Ph.D. at the University of South Carolina’s Arnold School of Public Health...
Children’s Trust gathered its home visiting partners around the state June 27-29 for a learning and sharing experience that offered rejuvenation and camaraderie. Neil White, who tells the stories of the organization, covered the event. NORTH CHARLESTON – The stars...
Children's Trust administers the federal investment in home visiting for South Carolina – the Maternal Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) program – using three evidence-based models. We work closely with home visiting specialists who assist mothers...
With the guidance of Nurse-Family Partnership's Debbie Brush, Kyleigh Lamb has bounced back from a teen pregnancy to keep her life's goals in front of her while providing a loving, nurturing home for her young son, Kylen. Neil White and Michael Shirley, who tell...
Home visiting is a proven early-intervention strategy that pairs volunteer families with services from pre-birth up to a child’s first five years to improve health, development, and early learning. Program models allow mothers with newborns the opportunity to...
With the guidance of Nurse-Family Partnership’s Debbie Brush, Kyleigh Lamb has bounced back from a teen pregnancy to keep her life’s goals in front of her while providing a loving, nurturing home for her young son, Kylen. Brush, a registered nurse in the NFP home...
The 2016 Home Visiting Summit hosted by Children’s Trust provided attendees with peer-to-peer learning as well as knowledge and skills building through keynote speakers, breakout sessions, and facilitated discussions. Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home...
Dr. David Willis sat at a roundtable discussion hosted by Children’s Trust and shared his national perspective on the home visiting program with five local implementing agencies in South Carolina. As the director of the Home Visiting and Early Childhood Systems for...
Five of Children's Trust home visiting partners in the Upstate had the opportunity recently to meet with Dr. David Willis, the director of the Home Visiting and Early Childhood Systems for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. They discussed the impact...
The 2016 Home Visiting Summit hosted by Children's Trust provided attendees with peer-to-peer learning as well as knowledge and skills building through keynote speakers, breakout sessions, and facilitated discussions. Neil White, who tells the stories of Children's...
Home visiting is a proven early-intervention strategy that pairs volunteer families with specialists who provide services throughout a child’s first five years to improve health, development, and early learning. Neil White, who tells the stories of Children’s...