On September 12, Children’s Trust of South Carolina hosted an intimate reception for the Society for South Carolina Children’s founding members. The event, held at the Children’s Trust office, featured refreshments and an introduction to Family Resource Centers from...
For the first time in over two years, home visitors across the state came together in person for the 2022 Regional All Sites Assembly, an annual training event hosted by Children’s Trust of South Carolina. This year’s gathering, however, looked completely different...
Dear Future Lipscomb Associate, Over the past two years as the Lipscomb Associate for Children’s Trust of South Carolina, I have been given the opportunity of a lifetime. I came to Columbia from Jacksonville, Florida to attend the University of South Carolina, knowing...
Children's Trust has launched the first interview in a new series highlighting the experiences of Triple P practitioners in South Carolina. In this interview, Nicole Sheppard, Triple P Greenville Coordinator, recently sat down with Sara Mendez, a Level 4Â Triple P...
February is Parent Leadership Month, and we are celebrating parents across South Carolina who work to improve the lives of their families, neighbors and communities every day. Bridget Webster is a mother and resident of Sumter. She has five biological children and is...
February is Parent Leadership Month, and we are celebrating parents across South Carolina who work to improve the lives of their families, neighbors and communities every day. Ashley Ray is a first-time mom who lives in Sumter. Her daughter is six months old. Since...
February is Parent Leadership Month, and we are taking the opportunity to celebrate parents across South Carolina who work to improve the lives of their families, neighbors and communities every day. Takia S. Daniels is a therapeutic foster parent in Georgetown...
Shopping with young children can often feel stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. During a recent Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) workshop, parents and caregivers explored ways to make outings easier. A group of more than 40 parents, caregivers and children...
Nearly a dozen Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) practitioners in Greenville County gathered virtually last month to build their understanding of foundational skills for family-serving professionals and parents alike. “Self-regulation is the gateway, not just to...
A 2021 cycle of the Strengthening Families Program in Greenville helped some Guatemalan families overcome technological and cultural hurdles on the way to building stronger bonding and communications skills. Carmen Vazquez clearly remembers the first time she ever...
The Community Support for Young Parents initiative – funded through a grant from the U.S. Office of Population Affairs’ Pregnancy Assistance Fund (PAF) – advanced teen reproductive health in South Carolina from 2013 to 2019. Children's Trust worked with Fact Forward...
Children's Trust held its annual All Sites Assembly for home visiting grantees in a September virtual event. The past 18 months have presented many challenges for home visitors in South Carolina as they work to improve maternal and child health during the COVID-19...