3 Ways to Start the School Year Right
The start of a new school year brings a lot of emotions and change. Adjusting to it all isn’t easy, but there are three simple ways to make the transition…
A New Year with a New Outlook
by Rev. Elliot M. Smith, President A couple of weeks ago, you met my friend Tyler. He’s starting school this Fall as a new boy because friends like you so…
5 Steps to Strengthen Your Family
Depending on their age, children have different abilities when it comes to listening and following directions. With this in mind, teaching children how to recognize and communicate their emotions…
3 Valuable Lessons from SCDSS
We are in one of the biggest shifts in child welfare that the United States has ever known, especially in the State of South Carolina. Special guests South Carolina Department of Social…
They Are Not “Out There”
Written by: Harris Murray There is a phrase that helps put into perspective my own whining, especially when it is, in all honesty, quite petty. “Nothing to wear,” is one…
Labels to Leaps
by Rev. Elliot M. Smith, President Have you ever had a label placed on you by others? As adults, we have the tools and emotional maturity to deal with such…
Defying the Odds: A New Hope & A New Start
Graduation is bittersweet for seniors in our residential program. It’s a time of celebration and a time of anticipation, a time of reflection, and a time of change. And thanks…
A Helping Hand Made All the Difference
The Building Families program provides families with an in-home service designed to equip parents and guardians with the tools they need to teach their children appropriate behaviors and improve their…
Give the gift of courage!
Remember the joy and excitement of back-to-school shopping? Inhaling the smell of a fresh box of crayons. The pep in your step from a new backpack on your shoulders. The…