April is recognized as Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, take action, and reflect on how we can create a safer, more nurturing world for our children. At Landmarks for Families, our mission is grounded in the…
Lowcountry community leaders provide “Comfort Cases” to vulnerable youth transitioning out of Youth Foster Care Program. Charleston, SC — A group of lowcountry leaders is providing items of comfort and support for youth experiencing the transition from foster care to…
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, a time to recognize and address the warning signs of unhealthy relationships among young people. For teens who have experienced foster care or unstable home environments, recognizing a healthy relationship can be difficult.…
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month—a time to shine a light on a heartbreaking reality faced by too many children and teens. Did you know that 19% of youth who run away from home become victims of trafficking? Behind…
Acknowledging National Homeless Awareness Month: A Call to Support Vulnerable Children and Families in South Carolina November is National Homeless Youth Awareness Month; a month to acknowledge and raise awareness for the more than 2.5 million young people who experience…
At Landmarks for Families, we are honored to recognize the outstanding achievements of our two Board members, Peter Barton, Board Chair, and Brit Swanson, Board Treasurer, as they demonstrate outstanding leadership for our organization and the Charleston community. Peter Barton:…
