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Meet our Partners
Our partner organizations support our work, and we support theirs. Click the logos to visit their websites and learn more about these wonderful organizations and the work they do to support people who have disabilities.
 The Arc of South CarolinaThe Arc promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes. |  The Arc of the Low CountryThe Arc promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes. |
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 The Arc of Oconee CountyIt is the mission of the Arc of Oconee County to improve public understanding of those with intellectual and developmental disabilities IDD. We strive to provide individuals with IDD opportunities that enhance and strengthen independence. The Arc Of Oconee County is in compliance with the mission of the Arc Of the United States and is a member of both the Arc of the United States and the Arc of South Carolina. |  South Carolina Human Service Providers AssociationTo provide a network of professional support for its member organizations, which focuses on the delivery of quality supports for people with lifelong disabilities. The areas of focus include advocacy, resource allocation , technical support , training, and education. |
 Limitless PurposeLimitless Purpose was founded on the single goal of helping children reach their limitless potential, regardless of any disability or disadvantage they may have. |  Brain Injury Association of South CarolinaBrain Injury Association of South Carolina is here to support and provide information to individuals with brain injury and their family members. |
 Newberry County Disabilities and Special Needs BoardOur Mission is P.R.I.D.E. People Realizing Individual Dreams and Expectations. Our values include listening to people, respecting people, supporting people, inclusion in the community and providing choice through options. |  Babcock CenterThe Babcock Center exists to make sure life with a disability does not mean life without every opportunity. |
 Family Connection South CarolinaChanging lives by making connections, raising awareness and promoting inclusion for those with disabilities and special healthcare needs. |  AldersgateAldersgate Special Needs Ministry - The South Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church provides the highest quality of life and greatest level of independence in Christian homes for adults with special needs. |
 Bright StartBright Start provides comprehensive early intervention, case management, and speech therapy services to individuals with special needs and developmental delays so that children, teenagers, and adults can achieve their greatest potential. |  Elite Home CareProviding in-home care, daily care, or transportation needs for seniors, young adults, or the disabled. |
 Carolina Autism & Neurodevelopment CenterHeaded by Jane Roberts (Department of Psychology) and Jeff Twiss (Department of Biological Sciences), this initiative aims to build a multi-disciplinary, collaborative center for basic, clinical, and intervention research and education in autism and neurodevelopmental disorders at the University of South Carolina. |  Richland/ Lexington Disabilities and Special Needs BoardWe support people with autism, intellectual disabilities and related disabilities, head injuries, spinal cord injuries and similar disabilities. We promote their pursuit of life goals and their presence, participation, and inclusion in the community. |
 South Carolina Respite CoalitionThe SC Respite Coalition offers a $500 voucher for respite care to qualified primary caregivers. This is for those who are caring for a family member with a disability or special needs, allowing them to take a brief break from direct caregiving duties. |  IMPACT SCTo encourage positive change for people with disabilities through working together to enhance lives while making a stand for change. |
 South Carolina Partners in PolicymakingSouth Carolina Partners in Policymaking® is an innovative evidence-based leadership training program created to teach adults with disabilities and parents of young children with disabilities to: • Become agents of long-term change. • Be active partners with policymakers whose decisions affect their future. • Dream about a future with possibilities. |  Pattison's AcademyUnlocking potential for individuals with disabilities and empowering their families. |
 SOS CareProvide individuals and families with the resources and programs needed to prepare for independence throughout all stages of development. |  Sunrise SCTheir mission is to create valued lives for people with disabilities. They offer a wide variety of services with a single common goal - to treat each person with dignity, respect, and compassion. |
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