Key Programs: Youth Programs, Teens After School Center, Amachi Initiative
Phone #: 843-461-4305
Website: www.carolinahumanreinvestment.org
Mission: Inspires a healing environment for the growth, empowerment, and unlimited potential in community youth and families.
Key Programs: Skillset Development, Employment Counseling Classes, Character Education Programs, Resume Writing and Application Processing, College/Career Exploration, Drug/Alcohol and Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Educational Workshops, After School Tutoring Programs, Health and Fitness Programs, Literacy Programs
Phone #: 843-487-5023
Website: www.dilloncountyboysandgirlsyouthcenter.org
Mission: Promote health, social, education, cultural, character and leadership development. Aims to help young people to improve their lives by building self-esteem and developing values and skills during critical periods of growth. We believe that all young people regardless of race and/or creed, need to know someone cares.
Key Programs: Afterschool Program, Friday Night Club, Summer Enrichment
Phone #: 864-412-8465
Website: http://www.neighborhoodfocus.org/
Mission: Our Mission is to create hope and opportunities for Greenville’s at-risk students through Christ-centered educational and social enrichment.
Key Programs: Athletic training program for students, Community-based secondary school program, Certified athletic trainer management program
Counties Served: Anderson, Greenville, Spartanburg, Pickens
Phone #: (864) 278-0550
Website: https://playsafeusa.org/
Mission: To support essential sports medicine services to our athletic youth and community by providing certified athletic trainers to secondary schools in our community.
Key Programs: Youth Academy and Summer Camps, Basic Needs Assistance, Community Outreach, Girl’s Circle, Boy’s Council, Young Mother Support Group, Job Readiness Training
Phone #: 864-705-0005
Website: https://scempower.org/
Mission: In South Carolina, one in five children lives in poverty, and estimates show that in Laurens County alone more than one in four children lives in poverty.* Generational poverty particularly adversely affects a child's educational attainment, health and wellness, and social-emotional development. Here at SCEC, we use evidence-based approaches to support youth and empower them out of the cycle of poverty.