Children’s Trust hosted a peer learning session for its master trainers in adverse childhood experiences. The two-day discussion gave professionals specific tools on how to work better with individuals whose trauma history may not be known. Neil White, who tells...
The success of home visiting programs in South Carolina is brought into the spotlight in the latest edition of the Children's Bureau Express. In the October issue of Children's Bureau Express, Jerry Milner, associate commissioner of the Children's Bureau, and David...
New leadership is in place after Children's Trust held recent elections for officers on the board of directors. The Children’s Trust board of directors elected a new slate of officers at its quarterly meeting in September. Steven Moon takes over from Stephen Leicht...
Children’s Trust board member Elizabeth Gressette was presented the Yezbak Award for her service and commitment to the organization at the Sept. 26 quarterly meeting of the board of directors. The award, which is named for former board chair David Yezbak,...
COLUMBIA – Approximately 130,000 children in South Carolina live in concentrated poverty, according to “Children Living in High-Poverty, Low-Opportunity Neighborhoods,” a new KIDS COUNT® Data Snapshot released today by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Using the...
The Children's Bureau awarded recognition to five leading child advocates across the nation. Children's Trust CEO Sue Williams was named one of five honorees of the Children's Bureau Champion Award April 25 at the 21st National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect...
The U.S. Health and Human Services' Office of Adolescent Health (OAH) published its Grantee Digest newsletter March 26, and it featured the work of Children's Trust in the "Spotlighting Success" segment. The newsletter highlighted the Community Support for Young...
Greenville – Children’s Trust of South Carolina has selected Greenville First Steps to be the local coordinating agency that will activate the Positive Parenting Program, known as Triple P, across Greenville County. Thanks to a grant from The Duke Endowment, this...
Georgetown – Children’s Trust of South Carolina has selected Tidelands Health, Black River United Way, Children’s Recovery Center and Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation to be the local coordinating agencies that will activate the Positive Parenting Program, known as...
Program Investments Continue to Build Success for Parents and Their Children as New Report Highlights Opportunities COLUMBIA, South Carolina – Children’s Trust of South Carolina has received a two-year project grant from the Office of Adolescent Health to continue...
COLUMBIA – Children’s Trust has received a $4.2 million grant from The Duke Endowment to initiate the Positive Parenting Program, known as Triple P, in select South Carolina counties. Work will begin in Georgetown and Greenville counties. “This investment is a...
Children’s Trust held an event during Child Abuse Prevention Month in April at A Child's Haven that saluted all of its Upstate grantees and announced the annual funding investment behind the proven prevention programs these partners deliver in their local...