Greenville First Steps is coordinating the launch of Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) in the Upstate with funding and support from Children’s Trust and The Duke Endowment. Nicole Sheppard, Greenville…
Georgia Deal of Carolina Health Centers in Greenwood discusses “how the home visitors have been able to make their jobs work in a virtual world.” Sara Ramsey of Lutheran Services…
In the June newsletter, Children’s Trust board of directors and staff leadership released a statement voicing our organization’s concern for Black children across the state due to the structural and…
Children’s Trust was one of eight state organizations named nationally for its exemplary practices in community-based comprehensive approaches to the prevention of child abuse and neglect. The details are in…
The coronavirus outbreak has altered the lives of many people across the globe. As our country’s federal and state governments have worked to respond medically and economically, one thing is certain.
In the March newsletter, Children’s Trust CEO Sue Williams addresses the importance of key protective factors as a way of dealing with the many challenges being presented by the coronavirus…
The February edition of the Children’s Trust newsletter leads with Greenville First Steps, the local activating organization for Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) in Greenville County, holding its first round…
April is our opportunity to stand together as individuals, organizations, and communities working to build stronger families and thriving communities for the children of South Carolina. Please join Children’s Trust by…
At the end of the year and the decade, Sue Williams shares her reflections in the December newsletter on the organization’s collaborative work to prevent child abuse and neglect in…
Attorney Steven Moon, the new board chair for Children’s Trust, looks forward to continuing the work of his predecessors. His goal is to enhance programming and funding to support the…
