Abby Wilson, director of community initiatives for Children’s Trust, is responsible for leading a collaborative approach in the launch of the evidence-based Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) across the state.
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…
The University of South Carolina hosted Equity Summit 2018, which brought together community and academic leaders to discuss race equity and inclusion over two days. Neil White, who tells…
A new coalition called Resilient Richland brought together community leaders and child-serving professionals for its official launch. Neil White, who tells the stories of Children’s Trust, covered the event.
The South Carolina Child Well-Being Coalition, which is led by Children’s Trust, held its second full meeting Oct. 31 to continue its discussion on improving outcomes for children experiencing…
Resilient Richland held a recent training on adverse childhood experiences for city of Columbia employees in coordination with Children’s Trust and United Way of the Midlands. Neil White, who…
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…
A graduate student at the University of South Carolina’s clinical-community psychology doctoral program, Van Phan wrote this column during his tenure as research assistant at Children’s Trust, where he…
Children’s Trust implements the Strengthening Families Program with 20 local partners in 24 counties in South Carolina. Sites recently completed the summer cycle with graduation ceremonies for their participating…
As Children’s Trust works to prevent adverse childhood experiences in South Carolina, the organization held a recent training session for ACE trainers and school mental health clinicians. Neil White,…
