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The Parenting Place: Prevent Child Abuse Pickens County
Basic Information
Address: 1899 Gentry Memorial Hwy
Easley, SC 29640
Phone Number: (864)898-5583
Fax Number: (864)898-5597
Email: parentingplace@bellsouth.net
Director: Heather Witt
Action Shots
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Prevent Child Abuse
Population Served: Parents
Ages for Volunteer: all
Hours of Service: M-F 9:30am - 5:00 pm
Mission Statement:
To promote positive parenting and child health and development, thereby preventing child abuse and other poor childhood outcomes, and to stabilize the lives of the victims through support and services.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Prevention works! Research shows that prevention programs (specifically home visitation) are successful in: promoting positive parenting practices, ensuring school readiness, improving family health, and increasing self-sufficiency. By meeting these needs, we are reducing the likelihood of child abuse.
and neglect.
Program History:
Prevent Child Abuse Pickens County is a non-profit organization that has been serving Pickens County since 1991.
Events:
Fundraising events include Ride for the Child, which is a charity motorcycle ride in April, Cheer for Children, which is an indoor tailgating party playing off South Carolina team rivalries in October, and Pennies for Prevention in which many schools compete to raise money.