Advocacy organization that provides information, training, and support to people with mental retardation and their families. All volunteer organization.

The Arc is a grassroots, volunteer advocacy organization. The Arc of South Carolina works to improve the lives of people with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities. The Arc advocates for people with disabilities to ensure they have the services and supports they need to grow, develop, and live in the community

Mission: To provide emotional, financial and therapeutic support for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders throughout their lifespan, while achieving their personal goals and dreams with integrity and distinction in their least restrictive environment.

Consultation based on applied behavior analysis (ABA) for people on the autism spectrum.

Supported living and applied behavioral services

Our mission is to create and apply solutions that change lives of children and adults with disabilities. We do this by providing a variety of programs and services to enhance the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities and their families. Easter Seals South Carolina programs help people with hearing, speech, or orthopedic impairments, as well as stroke, neurological disorders or developmental disabilities. Easter Seals South Carolina supports people in all 46 counties through the state headquarters, located in Columbia, and 4 local offices throughout the state.

Family Connection is a support network for families who have children with special needs. Founded in 1990, we're here to help thousands of children in South Carolina reach their potential by providing parent-to-parent connections, linking families to community resources, and sponsoring a number of educational and support programs.

Family Connection is a support network for families who have children with special needs. Founded in 1990, we're here to help thousands of children in South Carolina reach their potential by providing parent-to-parent connections, linking families to community resources, and sponsoring a number of educational and support programs.

The Family Resource Center for Disabilities and Special Needs, Inc. is a not for profit organization located in Charleston, South Carolina, providing information services throughout the Lowcountry.

The Family Resource Center was organized to promote opportunities for learning, inclusion, and empowerment for individuals with disabilities and special needs, their families, and their communities through such means as education, advocacy, and outreach.

The mission of the Federation of Families of South Carolina is to provide leadership in the area of children's mental health through education, awareness, support and advocacy for families of children and youth with, or with the potential for, emotional, behavioral or mental disorders.

Raises funds to meet special needs of people with disabilities in Greenville County.

Provides support to people with disabilities and their families. SC suppot group.

Provides support to people with disabilities and their families; early intervention; respite care; summer services.

Move, Groove, Get Active! is a three-pronged approach to integrative services for families who have teens on the autism spectrum with a focus on recreation/leisure and physical fitness activities, parent seminars and sibling support.

Advocacy organization that provides information, training and support to people with mental retardation and their families.

Provides support to people with disabilities and their families.

Behavioral/Educational consultation and therapy for people who have autism.

Parents Reaching Out to Parents of South Carolina, Inc., is a private, non-profit organization which provides information and training about education to families of children with all types of disabilities.

PRO-Parents believes parents can be the best advocates for their children.

To protect the legal, civil, and human rights of people with disabilities in South Carolina by enabling individuals to advocate for themselves, speaking on their behalf when they have been discriminated against or denied a service to which they are entitled,and promoting policies and services which respect their choices.

We are an informal group, in the Lexington-Gilbert area, for "exceptional" girls, ages 10 to 18, who want to S.P.A.R.K.L.E = Smile - Play - Accept - Relate - Kindle Friendships - Laugh - Encourage.
Join us to make new friends and enjoy fun activites and get-togethers!! Our mission is to bring "uniquely-abled", FABULOUS girls together for fun and friendship!!