Join us on Thursday, March 19, as we kick off Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month 2026! Connect, learn and network with other community-based organizations on events, engagement, and awareness during Child Abuse Prevention month. Lunch will be provided. Please limit…
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can have profound effects on individuals and communities, contributing to long-term challenges such as poor health, difficulty in relationships, and even economic hardship. By better understanding ACEs, we can work together to improve outcomes for children and families and prevent…
This training opportunity is invitation-only for Children's Trust-funded home visiting partners. Children’s Trust's finance team is pleased to host an in-person training focused on the financial requirements associated with the home visiting grant award. The agenda includes: Review of allowable…
Children’s Trust’s board meetings are open to the public. If you cannot attend in person, a Zoom meeting link will be emailed to you upon request.
April is Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month. Join the statewide campaign to grow a better tomorrow for children in South Carolina. Raising awareness is a critical first step in preventing child abuse and neglect. When we take action to help…
In recognition of National Child Abuse Prevention Month, state house leaders and child advocates will gather in the First Floor Lobby of the S.C. State House on Thursday, April 2, at 10 a.m., to raise awareness about child abuse and…
Join Nicole Foulks, Children’s Trust’s Strengthening Families Program manager, to learn about the Strengthening Families Program (SFP). Learn how this evidence-based, full family program can benefit the families you serve at no cost to you or your families. SFP supports…
This learning session is invitation-only for Children’s Trust-funded home visiting partners. Children’s Trust of South Carolina Home Visiting CQI Plan offers Local Implementing Agencies (LIAs) assistance in using Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) methods to improve outcomes for families participating in…
As we join communities across the country in celebrating National Home Visiting Week in April 2026, Children’s Trust of South Carolina is proud to lift our voice in strong support of the home visiting programs that serve families across South…
Developed by the National Family Support Network (NFSN), the training is open to members and non-members of the South Carolina Family Support Network at no cost. Topics include: History of the Family Support Field Principles of Family Support Practice Strengthening Families Approach…
Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to understand adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and foster resilience by becoming a certified trainer. This two-day Training-of-Trainers (ToT) program empowers you to lead others in understanding the impact of childhood experiences while building…
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can have profound effects on individuals and communities, contributing to long-term challenges such as poor health, difficulty in relationships, and even economic hardship. By better understanding ACEs, we can work together to improve outcomes for children and families and prevent…
April is Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month. Join the statewide campaign to grow a better tomorrow for children in South Carolina. Raising awareness is a critical first step in preventing child abuse and neglect. When we take action to help families thrive, children have the opportunity to grow up safe, healthy and strong.
The Building Hope for Children Conference offers a high-quality learning, networking and resource sharing opportunity for anyone interested in the prevention of child abuse and neglect and the promotion of child and family well-being.
Ensuring the success of home visiting in South Carolina, Children’s Trust leads the state’s efforts to build and support the home visiting workforce.
This 1.5 day summit is a quality learning, networking and systems building opportunity for home visitors and early childhood interventionists in South Carolina.