The South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families produced the documentary, “Facing Early Fatherhood,” which has been shown at multiple locations across South Carolina. The documentary most recently premiered in Spartanburg in conjunction with the Upstate Fatherhood Coalition, which is a program of the South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families. [More]

On behalf of the Catholic Health Association of the United States, we are pleased to share a reflection for Holy Week. [More]

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina held South Carolina’s first Kinship Care Day at the Capitol March 20 outside the state’s capitol building in Columbia. The gathering included grandparents, state legislators, South Carolina Department of Social Services (DSS) representatives, and numerous local kinship care supporters.

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On behalf of the Catholic Health Association of the United States, we are pleased to share a reflection for the fifth week of Lent. [More]

Zachary Walker was court ordered to participate in the Midlands Fatherhood Coalition (MFC) program. He had custody of his oldest two daughters, but the mother of his son and younger daughter denied him visitation because he wasn’t paying child support. With help from the program, he obtained a job, was able to buy a house and receive increased visitation. [More]

On behalf of the Catholic Health Association of the United States, we are pleased to share a reflection for the fourth week of Lent. [More]

John J. Garrison recently joined the Healthy Learners Board of Trustees. As Healthy Learners sharpens its focus on more efficient ways to provide access to health care for children who are in need and without resources in the state of South Carolina, the ministry welcomed the addition of a new board member with extensive legal and compliance experience. [More]

On behalf of the Catholic Health Association of the United States, we are pleased to share a reflection for the third week of Lent. [More]

Si Se Puede (SSP) is a non-profit organization in Columbia, South Carolina, that seeks to support Latino students in their schools and beyond. Its Student Interpreter program (SI) trains bilingual Latino students in both academic and professional skills to become Spanish interpreters. The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina has awarded a grant to SSP that allows for second-year students in the program to take a test showing their proficiency in English and Spanish. [More]

On behalf of the Catholic Health Association of the United States, we are pleased to share a reflection for the second week of Lent. [More]