Melanie Morse, a clinical-community psychology doctoral student at the University of South Carolina, recently finished a one-year graduate assistantship with Children’s Trust of South Carolina. During her assistantship, she…
Looking for good conversations about the the ups and down of raising children and building a cohesive family? The place to go is a Parent Café. Neil White, who…
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.
Melissa Augsburger recently finished her field placement as a policy intern with Children’s Trust, a stint that allowed her to complete a Master of Social Work degree at the…
May is National Water Safety Month, and Children’s Trust has started a Water Safety Coalition to mobilize statewide advocates as a way of raising awareness, increasing safety education and…
The fifth annual Children’s Advocacy Day took center stage on April 26 at the State House, where the South Carolina Network of Children’s Advocacy Centers teamed with Children’s Trust…
As the leader for Greenville’s Child Abuse Prevention Month activities, Greenville First Steps held its third annual Walk for Prevention April 24. Participants walked from the First Baptist Church…
The third annual Friends and Founders luncheon served as an opportunity for Children’s Trust to salute its legacy organizations’ boards of directors and donors and allow them to connect…
The Kappa Delta sorority at the University of South Carolina is a supporter of Children’s Trust for the prevention of child abuse, neglect and injury. Sorority members planted a…
With South Carolina ranked No. 42 nationally on indicators of child well-being, Children’s Trust has launched a statewide initiative using the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study to address the…
