Partnership Opportunities
In addition to funding organizations to deliver proven prevention programs, Children’s Trust offers community-based organizations additional resources and partnership opportunities.
Stand Together for Child Abuse Prevention Month
Children’s Trust leads Child Abuse Prevention Month in South Carolina. Held every April, this awareness campaign builds support for prevention and our partners across the state. Children’s Trust provides messaging resources, tools, materials and networking opportunities to help partners connect and stand together.
Child Abuse Prevention Month Updates
Sign up to stay in the loop as we prepare for Child Abuse Prevention Month. 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.
Join us for a month-long, statewide campaign to grow a better tomorrow for children in South Carolina.
Grow Your Outreach with SC Parents
Use our tools to help you spread the word about your free and low-cost parent and family events. The event calendar, a popular feature on our SC Parents website, allows organizations to share their event information at no charge. As a bonus, we might share your event on our SC Parents social channels!
Join the SC Parents Resource Network
Children’s Trust and its parent-focused website, SC Parents, have partnered with Findhelp, the top-rated social care platform, to simplify the complicated process of connecting people with assistance. From coordinated care efforts to ensuring your program is easily discoverable, the SC Parents Resource Network can help you connect with and serve your clients.
Membership is easy—no membership fees. No interviews. No complicated onboarding process. Learn More and Join Today.
Share Your Parenting Know-How
You and the parents you serve know a lot about parenting in South Carolina. Share your expertise, stories from your own parenting journey and become a contributor for SC Parents.
You can also encourage parents to use their voices and join the conversations on SC Parents.