SERVING OUR STUDENTS & FAMILIES
We're pleased to announce our partnership with ParentGuidance.org, a trusted online platform offering free, confidential mental health support and education for parents and caregivers. Mental health support doesn't stop when school does, and neither does this resource.
Here's what your family has access to:
On-Demand Courses Video content led by licensed therapists and mental health experts covering topics like anxiety, depression, social media, grief, and parenting challenges. Watch on your own time, at your own pace.
Ask a Therapist Anonymously submit questions and receive answers from licensed clinicians. Browse more than 200 previously asked questions and answers anytime, or join the live monthly session to ask questions and get answers in real time. No camera or mic required.
Parent Coaching Connect virtually with a certified cognitive behavioral coach for personalized, one-on-one support, including confidential video-based calls. With 24/7 messaging and responses within 48 hours, coaches help you set goals, track progress, and stay encouraged in a private, supportive space. Coaching is HIPAA compliant, and nothing discussed is ever shared with the school.
Mental Health Series An online catalog of 30+ topics including bullying, emotional regulation, anxiety, and more. Access live events, on-demand videos, articles, and quick takeaways designed to meet your family where you are.
No insurance, referral, or diagnosis required. Just visit https://bit.ly/LCSDHealth, and start exploring.
We believe healthy students begin with healthy families. This partnership is part of our continued commitment to the whole child, academically, socially, and emotionally, and we want to make sure your family stays supported all summer long.
If you have any questions, please contact Student Services, 803-285-8439
Provides housing and educational support to expectant mothers and her children. Moms will be educated on parenting skills, Catholic family planning, and independent living skills. Women will also have the opportunity to further their education.
(864) 565-9017
Founded in 1981, with one of the main objectives to build family and community among the poor and disadvantaged.
(404) 248-1197
Serves women and children facing homelessness due to a variety of circumstances such as: domestic violence, underemployment, the shortage of affordable housing, unexpected tragedies, and the lack of a support network.
(704) 825-9599
The SOAP Project educates the public and fosters awareness of the prevalence of human trafficking in our communities and prevent teens from being victimized by domestic sex trafficking. They also work directly with trafficked survivors to provide restorative services.
(803) 566-SOAP
Christian Services offers assistance with an array of services. They provide: computer literacy, deposits for subsidized housing, food pantry, thrift store.
(803) 285-4444
Dedicated to offering support and resources to Lancaster County neighbors experiencing homelessness. They provide essential items such as hygiene essentials, clothing, meals and food pantry.
(803) 287-7443
The Women’s Enrichment Center provides free and confidential services and information to help women and families with family planning.
(803) 286-5900
www.womensenrichmentcenter.com