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State leaders hold the governor's proclamation

Celebrating Child Abuse Prevention Month in South Carolina

Child Abuse Prevention Month is our yearly chance to build support for prevention across South Carolina. We come together with partners, highlight prevention successes and remind everyone, as S.C. Department of Social Services Director Tony Catone so aptly shared...

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Pinwheels planted at USC April.

Governor McMaster Declares April as Child Abuse Prevention Month 

Lt. Governor Pamela Evette and State Leaders to Speak at Press Conference Highlighting the Shared Mission of Protecting Children and Strengthening Families   Columbia, S.C. —In recognition of National Child Abuse Prevention Month, state house leaders and child...

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Apply to Join the S.C. Parent Advisory Council

Children’s Trust is now accepting applications for its Statewide Parent Advisory Council, a group that provides input on prevention programs and services and helps guide initiatives that strengthen child and family well-being across the state. Application...

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Philip Vann, Tracy Lamb and Shawan Gillians

New Officers Elected to Board of Directors

Members of the Children’s Trust Board of Directors recently elected officers for the coming year.   Philip Vann, chair. Vann is an at-large member of the board of directors and previously served as vice chair and as co-chair of...

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Paul Kohlheim Receives Yezback Award

Paul Kohleim Receives Yezbak Award

Board member Paul Kohlheim was recently presented the 2025 Yezbak Award by former Board Chair Beverly Hamilton for his exemplary service to the organization.   Left to right: CEO Sue Williams, Beverly Hamilton and Paul Kohlheim The award, named for former Board...

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Children's Trust board

Board Members Visit Grantees in the Lowcountry

As part of their oversight role, Children’s Trust board members have the opportunity to visit and hear from our funded partners. At their annual board retreat, members toured sites in the Charleston area.   Landmarks for Children, formerly...

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