With the passage of the Jackie Walorski Maternal and Child Home Visiting Reauthorization Act, which was a part of the Congressional year-end funding package, funding will continue for critical home visiting…
“My wish for us in 2023 is that all children in South Carolina will have someone in their lives who makes them feel loved and accepted.” – Dana Powell, Training…
Children thrive when adults invest in their care and well-being and when communities wrap families in love and support. There are so many ways to be a champion for children.
For more than a decade, Children’s Trust of South Carolina has hosted the Building Hope for Children Conference, a statewide biannual two-day event focused on child abuse and neglect prevention.
Child advocates from across the state and country gathered in Greenville last week to learn, connect and take a deep breath together. After three years, the Building Hope for Children…
There are only two weeks left to register for the Building Hope for Children Conference! This premier training event for child-serving professionals will be on August 24 and 25, 2022, at the Hyatt…
Children’s Trust is excited to celebrate Prevent Child Abuse America’s 50th anniversary. The national organization, for which Children’s Trust serves as the South Carolina affiliate, has made half a century of progress…
The South Carolina Legislature adjourned earlier this month for the year with the Sine Die resolution, allowing the legislature to continue work on items including the budget, vetoes and conference committee reports…
On April 7, Gov. Henry McMaster proclaimed April as Child Abuse Prevention Month in South Carolina, encouraging citizens to invest in the well-being of children for the future of the state.
Raising awareness is a critical first step in preventing child abuse and neglect. When we take action to help families thrive, children are safer and have the opportunity…
