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…
To learn more and purchase tickets for our 2024 Changemakers Luncheon, click here. Landmarks for Families’ 2024 rebrand marked the start of an exciting new journey for our team, our community and the children and families we serve. Our second-ever…
Each year, one in 15 high school students will report a suicide attempt. For every report, 53 of these will cause serious enough injury to warrant medical attention. This staggering data may seem like numbers on a page when viewed…
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:…
While the final school bell marks the end of another day for many students, the learning journey is far from over for others. After-school programs, often viewed as mere extensions of the school day, are vital in shaping well-rounded, confident…
As a new school year approaches, both parents and teens can feel a mix of excitement and anxiety. Preparing for the transition back to school can help ease these feelings and set the stage for a successful academic year. These…
As children blossom into young adults, their yearning for independence becomes a powerful force. This desire to break free from parental guidance and forge their path is a natural part of their development. While this can sometimes clash with our…
The Charleston area and its surrounding community are united in a spirit of resilience and compassion. Still, individuals and families bravely face life’s challenges, such as poverty, food insecurity, unstable housing and more. In these challenging times, shelters play an…
Each young person holds immense potential, brimming with creativity, curiosity and a desire to learn. Like hopeful seedlings, our youth rely on the right environment to bloom and thrive. This is where development-based services provide essential support that nurtures their…
