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OUR MISSION: To cultivate thriving children and families.
OUR VISION: Our vision is that all children will have loving and stable families and a nurturing community that empowers them to lead successful lives.
Founded in 1790, Landmarks for Families has provided family services and support to children, youth and families across Charleston and the Lowcountry for more than 235 years. As a direct descendant of the Charleston Orphan House – America’s first publicly-funded orphanage – we have evolved alongside the needs of our community. We are privileged to now help over 860 children, in addition to local youth and families, navigate and overcome life’s greatest challenges.
Our family support services help children and families learn, grow and connect through family engagement, group workshops and activities.
Landmarks for Families provides in-home family preservation and reunification services that connect families with support, resources and guidance tailored to their needs.
Every young person deserves safety, stability and meaningful connections. Landmarks for Families provides individualized, trauma-informed residential services for youth, helping them build on their strengths and prepare for a brighter future.
Landmarks for Families provides family support services, residential care and youth development programs across Charleston and the Lowcountry. Through Family & Community Resources, Family Preservation & Support and Youth Enrichment & Community Engagement, the organization helps children, youth and families strengthen relationships, access resources and navigate life’s challenges.
Landmarks for Families serves children, youth, parents, caregivers and families across Charleston and the Lowcountry. Its programs support families seeking parenting education and community resources, families receiving preservation or post-permanency services, and young people who need residential care, educational support or opportunities to develop independent living skills.
Landmarks for Families serves children, youth and families across Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties in South Carolina. Depending on the program, services may be provided at Landmarks for Families locations, in community settings or directly in a family’s home.
Yes. Landmarks for Families offers parenting education, family preservation services, community resources and residential care for eligible youth. Its Family Preservation & Support programs help families address challenges, strengthen relationships and build stability. The appropriate services depend on each family’s circumstances and the eligibility requirements of the specific program.
Start by exploring the Programs section to learn about Family & Community Resources, Family Preservation & Support and Youth Enrichment & Community Engagement. Each program page explains the services offered and who they are designed to support. If you’re unsure where to start, contact Landmarks for Families for guidance on available programs and next steps.
At Landmarks, we believe in the power of community. Every action, no matter how small, has the ability to improve lives around us. Join us in creating a brighter world and better, safer futures for children and families.

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