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On the Road Again is a project of the South Carolina Foster Parent Association which provides donated cars to foster care youth who are at least 18 and not yet 21 years old, actively employed, pursuing a GED or engaged in a post-high school educational program. With adequate transportation, these young people are able pursue their goals of continuing education and employment, allowing for a more successful transition into adulthood. Car Application |
Pack a SACK - Sponsor A College Kid! You can help our foster youth with needed items while they are away at college. The SCFPA will provide sacks for you to fill up and send to college students all around the state. For more information contact Lisa Franklin, Director of Youth Services at 803-865-2020 or 803-240-8189 or email LisaBFranklin@aol.com |
Smart Summers, Strong Kids is an initiative of the South Carolina Foster Parent Association designed in order to provide foster children and youth with the same opportunity to engage in a variety of educational and confidence-building activities as their peers. Read More |
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Teen Recognition is a program of the South Carolina Foster Parent Association. Teens in high school (grades 9-12) with a 2.0 or better GPA, who are involved in after-school activities, community service, church or other worthwhile activities may be nominated by school personnel, a pastor or employer, a resource parent or social worker for this award. The winner is recognized at the SCFPA Annual Training Conference with a monetary award. Nomination Form |
Laptop Bundle is a partnership between the SCFPA and SCDSS which provides an opportunity for foster youth to access a laptop computer bundle that includes a computer with a 3-year service agreement, software, printer and carry case. Request Form |
Scholarship Program is sponsored by the South Carolina Foster Parent Association. One or more scholarships will be awarded each year. Scholarship money may be used for any academic or training program that helps recipient meet his or her goals. Read More |
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Striving for Excellence is an initiative of the South Carolina Foster Parent Association. It was designed to recognize students within resource families who have identified and are pursuing goals that will ensure a successful transition into adulthood. Read More |
Independent Living Showers are provided by the SCFPA to all foster care youth transitioning to college or out of care. These showers provide basic household items such as linens, dishes and kitchen items. For more information call 803-865-2020 |
Project HOPE is a program implemented by the SC Department of Social Services with the primary goal of helping children who are aging out of foster care receive training to move into a variety of healthcare positions. View Site |