Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church’s
Walking With Moms in Need (WWMIN) Program
WWMIN Coordinator’s Local Resource Listing
–Doctors Needed
–Child Adoption Services
–Hope Embraced Adoption Agency
· At-Risk Pregnancies or Poor Fetal Diagnosis
–40 Days for Life
–Sidewalk Advocates for Life
· Healing
–Post-Abortion
–Post-Miscarriage
· Homeless
–United Ministries
· Housing:
–(The) Greenville Housing Authority
–Pendleton Place
–St. Clare’s Home
–United Housing Connections
· Natural Family Planning (NFP)
· Nurse-Family Partnership (Mentoring New Parents)
· Nutrition, Financial Assistance & Childcare
–Birthright of Greenville
–Walking With Mothers in Need (WWMIN)
–Piedmont Women’s Center (Medical Facility)
–Safe Harbor Shelters
–Shepherd’s Gate Miracle Hill Ministries
· Substance Abuse Counselors
· United Way Association of South Carolina
–Food pantries, utilities, maternity clothing, GED or
educational assistance, legal aid, etc.
www.abortionpillreversal.com
CONTACT INFO:
For women facing unexpected pregnancies and/or considering abortion:
Option Line – 24/7/365 helpline available via phone, chat, text, and email.
1-800-712-4357
OptionLine.org
For women who have taken the first Abortion Pill and regret their decision:
Abortion Pill Reversal – 24/7/365 helpline available via phone, chat, text, and email.
877-558-0333
AbortionPillReversal.com
URGENT EMAIL: help@apr.life
NON-URGENT: info@apr.life
· If pregnant mom has taken 1st Pill (Mifepristone), immediately call HELPLINE.
· Pregnant Mom MUST NOT TAKE 2nd Pill (Misoprostol).
1st Pill: Mifepristone – Try to connect with us asap (within 72 hours).
2nd Pill: Misoprostol – Connect with us, we may still be able to help.
Abortion Pill Reversal WILL:
· Speak to and assess the mother’s situation over the phone and match her up with a provider nearby. The provider will assess her after she has signed a consent form, and typically prescribe progesterone which she can get at a pharmacy or 24/7 pharmacy. The progesterone which competes with the mifepristone will signal that the patient is still pregnant so the body will continue to nourish the baby.
· If mother has taken both pills, the provider after assessing will determine the next course of action after she has signed the consent form.
· Symptoms of the progesterone Rx will be like 1st Trimester symptoms: headache, nausea, dizziness, etc.
24/7 Pharmacy in Greenville, SC
CVS Pharmacy – 718 Mills Ave, Greenville, SC 29605 – 864-421-1586
· Provider will assess patient after 72 hours of taking the progesterone. An ultrasound will most likely be done and provider will continue to assess patient until provider feels the patient can go back to her OB/GYN for continued pregnancy care.
ABORTION PILL REVERSAL (APR) – DOCTORS NEEDED
www.abortionpillreversal.com
For healthcare professionals interested in joining the Abortion Pill Rescue Network to help provide the Abortion Pill Reversal protocol:
Abortion Pill Rescue Network
Doctors with a medical degree can become APR doctors (including dentists).
Interested in becoming a Provider to a Patient Wanting an Abortion Pill Reversal?
For more information:
· Call: Sara Pietrowski: 614-885-7577, Extension 236
· Email: medical@heartbeatinternational.org
CHILD ADOPTION SERVICES – Attorney Raymond W. Goodwin
Raymond W. Godwin – Attorney at Law – For more than 30 years, Ray has helped couples in Greenville and throughout the region in their efforts to adopt. In fact, he has assisted in the completion of more than 2,500 successful adoptions. He is ready to work on your behalf, too.
CONTACT INFO:
· 1212 Haywood Road, Suite 400A, Greenville, SC 29615
· Ask for Marion! 864-241-2883 Email: marionspence@scadopt.net
· Hours: M-Th 9 am-5 pm & 1:30-5 pm; Friday 9am-12 noon (Closed Daily 12-1:30)
· Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/attorneyraygodwin/
· Families by Adoption, LLC / Raymond W. Godwin, Attorney at Law
Summary of Discussion with Marion:
· Raymond’s office assists those who wish to find a loving family to adopt their child as well as loving families hoping for a child to adopt.
· His office can arrange for a translator, if needed.
· They investigate care for the Birth Mom by exploring Medicaid options, etc. and her needs.
· His office assists the Birth Mom in matching her wishes with the wishes of Loving Couples looking to adopt a child.
· The Birth Mom can choose to have an open or closed adoption process.
· The Birth Mother can make her final decision after the baby arrives.
· Raymond prepares the legal documents involved in adoption and his office helps both the Birth Mom and Expectant Adopting Family to insure it’s a good fit for everyone involved.
· Ballpark price – around $37,000
o Housing, reasonable living expenses can be included if there looks like a match with adoptive parents – about 4 months of rent
o Match with the court to determine Birth Mom’s/Baby’s medical needs.
o Cost could be less than $22,000 if participants are related and there’s no need for housing, or advertising, etc.
o SC law prohibits any monetary funds going to the Birth Mother.
o Birth mothers may have drug addictions which prevent them from getting the aid (MEDICAID, etc.) that may be available to them.
o Open and closed adoptions, semi-open options as well.
o Can be very private and closed – sealed in court.
o Can work with the Birth mother to get grants and federal tax credits.
o Review of all the legal questions
o Birthmother does not officially decide until just before she is released from the hospital, after the birth.
o Open adoption tends to work well for the Birth Mother.
o Interpreter can be provided for Hispanic clients.
§ Ray can be connected through Birthright.
§ Ray would like to speak at OLR about the adoption process and what
they do to help both the Adopting Parents and the Birth Mom.
ADOPTION
Adoptive Parents: https://www.hopeembracedadoptions.com/services
Birth Moms: www.EmbracingHopeAdoptions.com
CONTACT INFO:
· 209 Lenderman Drive, Inman, SC 29349
· Call for More Information: 864-641-8142
· Jeanna Smith Email(s): hopeembracedadoptions@gmail.com
Executive Director, BME HopeAdoptInfo@gmail.com
Certified Adoption Investigator
& Birth Mom Coordinator &
President of SCALAA – SC Assoc. of Licensed Adoption Agencies
· Facebook & Messenger: @HopeEmbracedAdoptions
Mission Statement:
All children are a treasure and are filled with unique potential which is enhanced by the nurturing provided in a loving and stable home. Birth parents faced with an unintended/unexpected pregnancy can turn a crisis into a blessing. Adoptive parents can turn grief into joy when a child comes into their lives…plans for all for hope and a future!
If you are looking for unique, quality, and personal experience in your adoption plan, HOPE EMBRACED will give you the care and attention you need!
We are a licensed Adoption Agency. Making an adoption plan is an intricate process and our goal at Hope Embraced is to enable the adoptive family, as well as the birth parents, to take an active part in making the decisions that impact their family and future. Hope Embraced understands that confidentiality is crucial to trust and integrity in the adoption process. Hope Embraced can provide adoption services to adoptive parents, birth parents, and children.
SERVICES:
Hope Embraced provides Home Study Services, Adoption Consulting and Referrals, Adoption Profiles, and Adoption Services to Birth Parents and Adopting Parents.
AT RISK PREGNANCIES
AT RISK PREGNANCIES &/or POOR FETAL DIAGNOSIS
Counseling Nurse: Tammy Tate, RN
864-419-4519 – Email: tammyt145@gmail.com
Nurse Tammy Tate has had years of experience with women who had troubled pregnancies. A patient can talk to her about what’s happening with her baby and gain some comfort and advice. If the patient wishes to see a doctor who could help her find answers, the following doctor was recommended by a Pro-Life General Practitioner in Greenville for mothers with poor fetal diagnoses.
Dr. Matthew Smith – Highlands Center for Women
· Dr. Matthew Smith, 105 Halton Village Cir Ste A, Greenville, SC 29607
· 864-234-1433 Email: highlandscenterforwomen.com
· Hours: Call for Appt. Mon thru Thurs 8am–5 pm; Fridays 8am–12 noon
· Highlands takes only a set number of Medicaid patients. Call ahead to check.
—Test confirming pregnancy and any records from previous doctors should be brought to the appointment.
n See Section “Pregnancy Assistance” for free testing at Birthright of Greenville and Piedmont Women’s Center.
–If the patient has had a poor fetal diagnosis, she would be screened at her appointment
and, if necessary, referred to a Maternal Fetal Specialist.
Dr. Phillip C. Greig – Upstate Maternal Fetal Medicine
· Dr. Phillip C. Greig, M.D., 373 Halton Road, Greenville, SC 29607
· 864-331-3230 – Call for an appointment.
Bon Secours Hematology & Oncology – Tumor Conditions
· 104 Innovation Drive, Suite 2000, Greenville, SC 29607
· Hours: Mon thru Fri – 8am – 5pm
· 864-603-6300 – Call for an appointment (Fax: 877-379-2919)
· Financial Assistance
EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE
K12 (A Stride Company)
For a high student who finds herself pregnant, K12.com provides her the anonymity to attend classes remotely to complete her education.
For general questions about K12.com: 866-968-7512.
The Process: The parent, guardian, or student (18 or older) would contact the student’s present school Enrollment Counselor about the need to transition from in-person classes at the school to a K12.com online enrollment.
1. Eligibility would be determined by whether the student:
–had been continuously enrolled in her present school,
–has up-to-date inoculations,
–has shown proof of residency,
–provided her birth certificate, as well as a recent report card.
2. The Enrollment Counselor at the student’s present school will speak with:
The parent, guardian, or student (18 or older) to assess the student’s ability to transition to virtual via either offline classes (independent study classes) or
“login live classes”.
Regarding minor-aged students, a Learning Coach (someone 18 years of age or older) would be required to make sure the student:
a. logs in on school days at the appointed time
b. is understanding and learning
c. is completing assigned work,
d. is keeping up class attendance.
3. The student’s present school’s Enrollment Counselor would then contact the K12 Representative at 866-968-7512 to determine if the student would be approved for K12 enrollment.
FOR GED, EMPLOYMENT AND JOB TRAINING, GO TO UNITED MINISTRIES (P.13).
FOOD PANTRIES & OTHER HELP
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OUR LADY’S PANTRY – Greenville, SC
Entrance within San Sebastian Catholic Church complex.
2300 Old Buncombe Road Phone: 864-331-2628 What # is this?
Greenville, SC 29609 Email: olpgreenville@charlestondiocese.org
Pantry Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays: 12 noon to 3 pm
Call Pantry: 864-517-1016 – Name? – April Bittner
Eligibility Requirements for Pantry Services:
a) Register for services and orientation
b) Complete all required intake forms
c) Present a picture ID
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL – FOOD PANTRY
Entrance near parish office of Our Lady of the Rosary’s Church.
FOOD PANTRY General Info: 864-422-1648
2 James Drive Email: olr@charlestondiocese.org
Greenville, SC 29605
Pantry Hours: Saturdays – 9 to 10 am (Except 1st Saturday???)
Pantry Contact: 864-412-7101 ???
Clients will need to fill out an application indicating their income status.
HELP PAYING BILLS:
GUARDIANS OF LIFE
40 DAYS FOR LIFE/GREENVILLE (SC)
https://www.40daysforlife.com/en/local-campaigns/greenville/
CONTACT INFO:
· PHONE: 864-297-8838
· EMAIL: 40daysforlifegreenville@gmail.com
ABOUT:
40 Days for Life is an internationally coordinated 40-day campaign that aims to end abortion locally through prayer and fasting, community outreach, and a peaceful all-day vigil in front of abortion businesses.
TO
DONATE: https://www.40daysforlife.com/en/donate.aspx
GUARDIANS OF LIFE
SIDEWALK ADVOCATES FOR LIFE GREENVILLE
https://sidewalkadvocates.org
CONTACT INFO:
· PHONE: Judy Masterson: 864-506-0964 or Christy Brown: 803-554-6088
· EMAIL: info@sidewalkadvocatesgreenville.org
To Date:
· 13,338 Babies Saved & 27 Abortion Facilities Closed!
· Sidewalk Counseling Training & Support – Transforming hearts & saving lives through peaceful Sidewalk Advocacy at the abortion facility. #prolife
Pray & Consider Becoming a Sidewalk Advocate!
TO DONATE:
HEALING – POST-ABORTION
PROJECT RACHEL – Post Abortion Healing – Diocese of Charleston
or
Healing classes are held for women, men and families experiencing loss by abortion.
CONTACT INFO:
· Call: Christy – 803-554-6088 or Kathy 803-546-6010
· EMAIL: grace4healing@gmail.com
Those who have lost a child (or sibling) by abortion “can be helped to establish a supportive network around [them] sharing [the] sorrow with carefully selected friends and family members, and diocesan programs such as Project Rachel.
Counseling or psychotherapy is often accompanied by medication to treat anxiety, depression, or somatic symptoms.”[1]
If you have been chosen by a friend or family member who confides in you about their abortion story, Project Rachel recommends:
Project Rachel says before you talk, keep in mind: What does she or he need today?
| someone to listen?a shoulder to cry on?a referral to a professional counselor | a priest or minister?or even crisis intervention?www.hopeafterabortion.org |
Listen with your heart
Begin by listening to your friend. Let her pour out the whole story without interrupting her. You don’t have to understand every detail. It’s important that she lets go of some of the burden she’s been carrying and that she no longer feels alone. Your friend may tell you:
| · what happened at the clinic? · rage and anger—at the boyfriend, parents,the clinic personnel, God, herself · guilt, regret, depression, nightmares · using alcohol or drugs to try to forget, andeven suicidal thoughts | · unbearable grief · being alienated from her boyfriend,family and friends · feeling that she doesn’t deserve to beloved or forgiven |
Assure her of your love and support – Much as you’d like to make all her suffering go away with the right words, her grief and loss won’t disappear after one conversation. Assure her of your friendship. Tell her you will be there for her and help her find healing.
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Where help can be found – Ask your friend if she has ever heard about help for people struggling after abortion. There are safe places where trained people can help her overcome grief and loss and give her hope. There are counselors, priests and ministers prepared to help, as well as support groups and retreats. Offer her the name and phone number of the local Project Rachel Ministry. Give her this website address: www.hopeafterabortion.org.
Spiritual healing – Even a woman who doesn’t go to church or think of herself as religious can be afraid that God will never forgive her for having an abortion. She should know that God loves and forgives those who are sorrowful. He wants to comfort them and give them his peace. Think about inviting him/her to go to church with you or ask her/him to consider talking it over with a priest or minister trained in helping [those] who suffer from participation in abortion. Some Bible passages and prayers relating to God’s love and mercy can be found below (quoted from the Prayers section of the Project Rachel Ministry website).
| Prayer for Mercy Eternal Father, Source of all mercy and love, out of love for us you sent your Son, and willed that blood and water flow from his side to cleanse us of sin and restore lost innocence.Hear the cry of each woman who mourns the loss of her child to abortion. Forgive her sin, restore her to your grace, and still the terror of her heart with a peace beyond all understanding. Through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of all tenderness and our Mother, strengthen her faith in you. Give her the consolation to believe that her child is now living in the Lord. We ask this through Christ our Lord, who conquered sin and death, and who lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. | Trust in God’s Mercy Gracious Father, I thank you for the mercy you have shown in forgiving my sins and for the peace that comes from being reconciled with you and with your Church. O God, you are faithful, and you never abandon those who hope in you. I know that my redemption from sin and death has been purchased at the cost of your Son’s blood. In return for this priceless gift, I resolve today to renew my trust in your unfailing mercy. In times of doubt, when painful memories of past sins threaten to destroy the peace you have given, let the power of your Holy Spirit cast out all self-condemnation and give me greater confidence in your word of pardon. Teach me to encourage others so they, too, may seek your tender compassion and come to know your peace, which nothing can take away. I pray this in the name of Jesus, your Son, in whom you have restored me to life. Amen. |
HEALING – POST-MISCARRIAGE
ALWAYS IN MY HEART RETREATS – Diocese of Charleston
Healing retreats are held for women, men and families experiencing loss by miscarriage.
CONTACT INFO:
· Call: Christy – 803-554-6088 or Kathy 803-546-6010
· EMAIL: grace4healing@gmail.com
SEE ALSO: INFERTILITY (NaProTECHNOLOGY)
NaProTECHNOLOGY treats problems cooperatively with the procreative and gynecologic systems while respecting the dignity of couples and women.
· Infertility
· Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
· Polycystic ovaries
· Painful or irregular periods
· Abnormal bleeding
· Premature birth
· Repetitive miscarriage
· Postpartum depression
· Hormonal abnormalities
HOMELESS HELP
UNITED MINISTRIES
· 606 Pendleton Street, Greenville, SC 29601
· 864-232-6463 Email: united-ministries.org
· HOURS: Mon-Thur – 8am – 5 pm; Friday 8am – 12 noon
Press 3 – Help with rent, food, utilities, medicine
Press 4 – GED Program
Press 5 – Employment & Job Training – Make an appointment
Press 6 – Homeless Day Shelter
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Mission Statement: Addressing Homelessness at the Source
The roots of homelessness are complex and involve both personal and societal barriers to obtaining a residence. Tackling homelessness truly requires a united front of individuals, congregations, nonprofit organizations, foundations, and public initiatives.
United Ministries’ homeless services exist to:
1.) address immediate needs and complications that arise from being without shelter &
2.) provide personalized pathways toward finding permanent housing
Learn about our two homelessness programs:
How It Works:
PLACE OF HOPE DAY SHELTER: 600 Pendleton Street, Greenville, SC 29601
Mon-Fri 8am to 11am
· Walk-ins may receive basic services such as access to a shower, restroom, laundry services, lockers, and telephone.
· For interested participants, we offer an advanced level of intensive case management: assistance obtaining identification documents, securing treatment for substance abuse or mental health issues, securing long-term housing, obtaining legal services and more.
· Should it be necessary, we will also work with partner agencies to ensure participants receive the best possible services for their individual needs. Case management is available by appointment.
INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK (IHN)
· allows families with children to stay together as they confront the daunting challenges of tackling homelessness.
The network consists of local congregations who share hospitality (in the form of emergency shelter, meals, and short-term housing) with homeless families that include children, and to help those families achieve self-sufficiency and self-fulfillment.
· Our program is unique, because it comprises the only collection of emergency shelters in Greenville for single mothers with sons who are age 11 or older.
· The IHN is also the only emergency shelter in Greenville for single fathers with children.
· Most other local emergency shelters separate family members by gender, and only IHN will allow homeless fathers and mothers to remain with their children.
· IHN also is the only place that can accommodate families with many children.
FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Dial the United Way at 611.
HOUSING
(THE) GREENVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY – TGHA
Applicant FAQs | The Greenville Housing Authority | Greenville, SC https://tgha.net
Website: https://www.tgha.net/applicant-faqs – “Section 8” Type Housing
| CONTACT INFO –The Greenville Housing Authority81 S. Textile Ave., Greenville, SC 29611Hours: Mon -Thurs 8:30am – 5pmClosed Friday864-467-4286 | The Greenville Housing Authority122 Edinburgh Court, Greenville, SC 29611Hours: Mon -Thurs 8:30am – 5pmClosed Friday864-467-4250 |
The Greenville Housing Authority has an essential mission to provide affordable housing and workforce housing assistance for veterans as well as low to moderate income families. TGHA is the catalyst for affordable housing and workforce housing in Greenville, South Carolina.
Since 1938, TGHA has provided housing assistance in the city of Greenville, South Carolina, utilizing traditional programs: Public Housing and HCV (Housing Choice Vouchers), previously Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, funded by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). In recent years, TGHA has updated its housing portfolio with modern mixed-income developments and continues to search for ways to expand affordable housing throughout the City of Greenville and Greenville County.
TGHA is now a real estate development entity with a social mission of preserving and creating communities of opportunity. As our community continues to grow and change, TGHA continues to develop new strategies to proactively meet the challenges of Building Communities of Opportunity for the residents of Greenville, South Carolina.
Am I Eligible for HCV? Individuals earning or living with low incomes can afford to rent an apartment or single-family home at normal market rates through the Housing Choice Voucher Program.
The Housing Choice Voucher program provides rental assistance to about 3,900 households in Greenville County, SC. This highly popular program has a waiting list that we are only able to open every few years. Applicants are then selected from the waiting list using a random lottery system.
To meet the income guidelines, you must earn less than half (50%) of the typical income for a family of your size in the Greenville area. Use the chart below to find out.
To be eligible for the Housing Choice Voucher Program, you must:
1. Meet maximum income guidelines
2. Pass a criminal background check.
3. Have at least one family member who is a citizen or legal resident of the U.S.
HUD requires that extremely low-income (ELI) families make up at least 75 percent of the families admitted to the HCV program during TGHA’s fiscal year. ELI families are those with annual incomes at or below the federal poverty level or 30 percent of the area median income, whichever number is higher. To ensure this requirement is met, a PHA may skip non-ELI families on the waiting list in order to select an ELI family.
TGHA will monitor progress in meeting the income targeting requirement throughout the fiscal year. Extremely low-income families will be selected ahead of other eligible families on an as-needed basis to ensure the income targeting requirement is met.
Once enrolled in the program, you may stay in your current home if it meets our quality standards, the rent is reasonable compared to similar apartments in the area and your current landlord is willing enter into a housing assistance payment with TGHA. You can also search for a new rental.
How to Apply
Applications not available currently.
Am I Eligible for PBV?
TGHA apartments and single-family homes are meant to house individuals and families living on limited incomes. To find out if you qualify for one of our units, follow the three steps below.
1. Look Up Your Income Level
Using the table below, find the row for your family size, and then find your annual household income in that row. Then look at the top of that column to find your percentage number. Your percentage number measures your income in comparison to the average family of your size in the Greenville area. You may want to write down your percentage number to remember it.
The limits listed above are for subsidized programs. There are slightly different limits for non-subsidized programs. If your income is close to the limits listed above, please speak directly with each property for their specific income limits.
TGHA administers other forms of rental assistance programs such as the Housing Choice Voucher Program (also known as Section 8).
2. Search for Housing
Income limits are listed in the property description for every apartment or single-family home listed on this website. If your percentage number is the same or lower than the income limit shown for that unit, then you are eligible to rent it.
3. Know Your History
Like other landlords, we need to make sure our applicants will be good tenants. This involves checking your:
Landlord References: We’ll need to see good references from the places you have lived for the past three years. If there is a good reason you can’t provide these, we may be able to use other types of references.
Credit History: We run a consumer credit check on every applicant. If you still owe money to a previous landlord, you might not be approved for residency.
Criminal History: We have specific guidelines at each of our properties regarding series crimes, especially drug-related activity or violence. We run a criminal record check on every applicant.
HOUSING
PENDLETON PLACE
https://www.pendletonplace.org – Online Email Form
CONTACT INFO:
· Safe Place HOTLINE for Youth in Crisis: 864-516-1216
· Emergency Youth Shelter: 864-516-1224 – Emergency Housing for Young Women (between 17 and 21 years of age) and their children. Ask about pet policy.
· Main Office: 864-467-3650 – Casey (can text or call her # too at 864-556-9597)
· 1133 Pendleton St. Greenville, SC 29601
· Housing Office: 864-516-1226 – (M-W-F 2-5pm)
· Youth Resource Center (Day Center): 864-516-1226 (M-W-F 2-5pm)
Where one can get a meal, shower, do laundry, shower.
· Smith House: 864-516-1243
Pendleton Place’s mission is to protect and heal children and young adults. Placement in a residence can take from 3 weeks up to 3 months. Pendleton Place houses men and women. In housing, Pendleton Place keeps families together.
For Housing: Call the Housing Office (864-516-1246) and set up an appointment with a Housing Coordinator and indicate your situation. 30% of Income Rentals once approved and payment of deposit, etc. Ask them what documents are needed?
Meeting: Applicants for housing will be told to attend a Continuum of Care (COC) Meeting held every Friday where determinations will be made for all openings in the Upstate.
Note: Many who obtain housing had been living in abandoned housing, in cars, or on the street.
Smith House – Requires a DSS Referral – Caring and trained professional staff members at Smith House provide a home for teen girls ages 12–21. In addition to basic needs like food and clothing, our residents are provided with counseling services, structured educational support, life skills training, financial literacy classes, civic engagement and other hands-on opportunities aimed at preparing these vulnerable youth for successful, independent living after foster care.
Pendleton Place can connect young women with United Ministries who assist person in pursuing their GED, job training and financial advisement.
Once housing is obtained, the lease will be in the person’s name and the agency provides some level of assistance.
HOUSING
SAINT CLARE’S HOME – Diocese of Charleston
https://stclareshomesc.org
INQUIRIES: To inquire about St. Clare’s Home availability, please contact the contact Kathy Schmugge at kschmugge@charlestondiocese.org.
GENERAL INFO:
St. Clare’s Home is a maternity home for expectant mothers who choose life and need shelter, safety, and security. We provide housing and educational care to expectant women and, if needed, their already born children. During a stay, moms will be educated on parenting skills, Catholic family planning, and independent living skills. Women will also have the opportunity to further their education. Women will be considered for residence in St. Clare’s Home regardless of race, religion, or background. You are welcome here!
SERVICES OFFERED:
While living at St. Clare’s, women are offered life and parenting skills classes, and have the opportunity to further their education at either a high school or college level. Our moms will:
- cook meals
- continue to go to work or school
- have OB and other doctor appointments as needed
- have help with newborns and other children
- take turns watching the children
- receive counseling and work with a social worker
- pray together as a “family” and have Bible studies
- have Masses available (regularly celebrated at the home)
- take classes and training offered to learn life, job, and parenting skills
- receive lots and lots of love
Process for Pregnant Women in Need of Housing:
· Contact Kathy Schmugge.
· Kathy will do an initial phone interview then send an application.
· Mother needs to submit the application for review.
· In-person interview.
· Background check: Paperwork provided and accepted.
–If we are full, Kathy will do her best to find her a place in another maternity home.
–If everything is clear, and a room available, a decision of approval could be made for residence at St. Clare’s Home.
· The pregnant mom may bring her other children, again depending on current occupancy.
· The waiting period would depend on how quickly the paperwork and background check are completed. If there is an emergency, we will work with the mom.
Restrictions for Residence at St. Clare’s Home:
Women under the age of 18, or who are currently addicted to drugs or alcohol, or if there is a record of serious violent crime, severe mental illness, cannot be helped at St. Clare’s because they do not have the additional staff required to handle these needs. Kathy would refer the mother to other places in the U.S. such as a Good Council Home.
HOUSING
UNITED HOUSING CONNECTIONS
Do Not Have Shelters
CONTACT INFO:
· Housing for Women 25 or older (See Pendleton Place for younger women.)
· Roya Fayyazi 864-241-0462 Email: rfayyazi@uhcsc.org
· Intake and Administrative Support Specialist
· 135 Edinburgh Court, Ste 201 Greenville, SC 29607
· Mon thru Thurs. – 8-4:30p.m.; Friday 8:30-12:30 (call to verify)
· Provide rent help
For 21 years, United Housing Connections has served the Upstate community by working with community partners, like-minded companies, and other non-profits, to advocate on behalf of people experiencing homelessness. We connect a vulnerable group with the resources needed to start on a pathway to success. We meet those needs by providing holistic, individualized case management. Through this approach, those we serve become housed and independent.
At United Housing Connections, we understand that the homelessness issue is multi-faceted and complex. Our clients aren’t just numbers or statistics, they are people with their own unique stories. We work to break the cycle of homelessness throughout our Upstate community. We do this by providing temporary housing placement for people experiencing homelessness, transitional housing for unaccompanied youth, and permanent housing and care for the mentally and physically disabled who are experiencing homelessness. We also prevent low income and at-risk people from entering the cycle of homelessness by providing connections to support services.
Emergency Housing Voucher Process??? Look at www.upstatecoc.org. for updates.
United Housing Connection assists people with mental health disabilities too!
NaProTECHNOLOGY
CONTACT INFO:
· Beth – 864-270-2567 Email: bethdjoseph44@gmail.com
Or
Ruth – 864-610-5003 Email: ruth@realfertility.com
· Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital — Eastside –
Phone: 864-675-4333 Email: NaProNurse@aol.com
Long-distance Teaching Available: Greenville/Simpsonville
Phone: 864-326-6959 Email: karenmeyer.napro@gmail.com
Real Solutions to Real Problems: NaProTECHNOLOGY (Natural Procreative Technology) is a women’s health science that monitors and maintains a woman’s reproductive and gynecological health. It provides medical and surgical treatments that cooperate completely with the reproductive system. Thirty years of scientific research in the study of the normal and abnormal states of the menstrual and fertility cycles have unraveled their mysteries.
ALSO, SEE NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING [page 25] WHICH HELPS COUPLES WITH INFERTILITY ISSUES.
MEDICAL INSURANCE
PRISMA HEALTH – Medicaid for Poor or Undocumented
MEDICAID APPLICATIONS – www.scdhhs.gov/how-to-apply
Call Center to Apply Online or by Phone: 888-549-0820 (8am – 6pm)
· In Person Applications can be for Medicaid or Emergency Medicaid at:
SCDHHS Healthy Connections Medicaid Program
301 University Ridge, Ste. 6700
Greenville, SC 29601
Hours: M thru Fri – Typically 8 am to 5 pm
· If accepted for Medicaid, a pregnant mom could make an appointment with any OB/GYN for prenatal care, etc.
UNDOCUMENTED & NEEDING CARE
· If undocumented, a pregnant mom can apply for Emergency Medicaid (see info above), which would provide coverage for her delivery only (and possibly a 1 or 2-day hospital stay if anesthesia is used during delivery).
· If undocumented and in need of prenatal coverage, the expectant mom would want to get a “free pregnancy test” by either Birthright of Greenville or Piedmont Women’s Center to confirm her pregnancy.
1. Once the pregnancy has been confirmed, an undocumented mom would take her pregnancy test results and make an appointment with:
Prisma Health OB/GYN Services
· Prisma Health currently offers a discounted prenatal plan for $1,700 for undocumented expecting moms which covers:
o All Pre-natal visits
o Labs
o Up to 2 ultrasounds, and
o Her post-partem visit.
Prisma Health OB/GYN Services – 864-455-8897
1120 Grove Road, Suite B Clinic
Greenville, SC 29605
Hours: M, T, Th & Fr from 8am to 5pm and Wed. 9:15am – 5pm
· Mom must apply and be approved. Payment would be made (in whole or by way of installments) with final payment in full by her 32nd week of gestation.
PLEASE NOTE: If the expectant mother is experiencing headaches, pain, or other troubling symptoms while carrying her baby, additional visits may be included by calling 864-455-8897.
CREIGHTON MODEL FERTILITYCARE™ SYSTEM
https://charlestondiocese.org/marriage/natural-family-planning/fertilitycare-practitioners – Scroll down to see events!
Also: http://www.creightonmodel.com/ & http://www.naprotechnology.com/
Contact Greenville Practitioners:
Kristie Killough, RN, FCP Email: advocatern.killough@gmail.com
Ruth Robertson, FCP Email: ruthaldertonrobertson@gmail.com
Online Session Available
Nancy McGrath RN, CFCP, CFCE Email: NaProNurse@aol.com
Phone: 864-292-0475 or 864-270-3655 (cell)
Karen Meyer, Ph.D., FCP Email: karenmeyer.napro@gmail.com
Natural Family Planning provides the couple with the means to freely express their reproductive potential.
- It will assist those couples who are of normal fertility to achieve pregnancy, while being fully reliable as a means of avoiding pregnancy.
- It will be of assistance to those couples who have experienced infertility in their attempts to achieve pregnancy.
Fertility Appreciation is the foundation of Natural Family Planning. It is the ability of a couple to understand and respect their fertility. Many couples find that the love and respect each holds for the other grows as their understanding and appreciation of their fertility grow. They accept fertility as a normal and healthy process, a precious gift from God to be loved, respected, understood, and wisely used.
SEE ALSO: Couple-to-Couple League International, Inc.- https://ccli.org/
Call: 800-745-8252 – 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Mon-Fri (ET)
800-214-6028 (Espanol)
NURSE-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP
Mentoring New Parents
https://www.nursefamilypartnership.org
CONTACT INFO:
· Call or Text: 864-238-3783– Mon thru Fri 8am-8pm EST; Sat-Sun 8am-4pm
· View Video: https://www.nursefamilypartnership.org/about/
· Email: ramrhein@ghs.org
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· Location: 1200 West Faris Road, Greenville, SC 29605
You’ve Got This! Support for First-Time Moms – Nurse-Family Partnership (nursefamilypartnership.org)
With your very own free Nurse-Family Partnership personal nurse, you will get the support, advice, and information you need during your pregnancy and when your baby arrives.
Becoming a mom for the first-time can be a lot to handle, so wouldn’t it be nice to have an expert nurse to help you on your journey? Over 340,000 first-time moms just like you have enjoyed the benefits of having a NFP nurse.
You must be a first-time mom that is pregnant 28 weeks or less, but your nurse would love to work with you as early in your pregnancy as possible. There is also an income eligibility requirement.
Contact us to learn more, or so we can get you connected with your personal nurse.
NEED HELP?
CHAT WITH AN EXPERT FROM HAPPY FAMILY
Happy Family experts are lactation specialists, registered dietitians, certified in infant and maternal nutrition (and all moms!)—and they’re here to share real-time support and practical advice every step of the way.
Available:
8am–8pm (EST) Mon-Fri & 8am–4pm (EST) Sat-Sun – : 844–637-6667
NUTRITION, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & CHILDCARE
GREENVILLE COUNTY, SC
NUTRITION, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & CHILDCARE HELP
| Greenville County DSS 301 University Ridge, Suite 6700 Greenville, SC 29601HOURS: 8am to 5 pm | Greenville County DSS 202 Victoria St. Greer, SC 29651HOURS: 8am to 5 pm |
NUTRITION (SNAP) – Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), formerly known as Food Stamp benefits, provide low-income households with nutrition assistance by increasing the household’s food purchasing power.
Apply for Nutrition (SNAP): https://dss.sc.gov/assistance-programs/snap/how-do-i-apply/
TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES (TANF) – Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program provides grant funds to states and territories to provide families with financial assistance and related support services. State-administered programs may include childcare assistance, job preparation, and work assistance.
1. to help needy families so that children may be cared for in their own homes or in the homes of relatives;
2. to end the dependency of needy parents on government benefits by promoting job preparation, work, and marriage;
3. to prevent and reduce the incidence of out-of-wedlock pregnancies and establish annual numerical goals for preventing and reducing the incidence of these pregnancies; and
4. to encourage the formation and maintenance of two-parent families.
Apply for Financial (TANF): https://dss.sc.gov/assistance-programs/tanf/
CHILDCARE VOUCHERS – The Division of Early Care and Education is the part of the South Carolina Department of Social Services (SCDSS) that manages all state and federal childcare programs, and serves as the single point of contact for federal childcare dollars in South Carolina. The mission of the division is to make childcare more available and affordable to parents, and to increase the quality of care for all children in the state.
Apply for Childcare (Vouchers): https://scchildcare.org/departments/sc-voucher.aspx
PREGNANCY ASSISTANCE
BIRTHRIGHT OF GREENVILLE
https://birthright.org/greenville
CONTACT INFO:
· 21 Ellison Street, Greenville, SC 29607 864- 281-7677
· Hours: M-Th: 10 am – 2 pm
· 24/7 Helpline: 800-550-4900 Email address: brgreenvill@gmail.com
· Online Chat function
· Can schedule an appointment online
MISSION STATEMENT: Love and Hope with Practical Support
“At Birthright of Greenville, we understand the challenges related to unplanned pregnancies. Birthright is available to women for as long as they need us. We offer loving, confidential, nonjudgmental support to women who are pregnant or think they may be pregnant. We are interdenominational and are not involved in any political activities or lobbying. We focus on loving the mother, reminding her that there is hope and ensuring her she is not alone.”
SERVICES: Free Resources
Pregnancy Tests – Maternity and Baby Items – Baby & Me Video Program*
REFERRALS: Medical Support, Financial Resources, Legal, Housing, Social Assistance, and Professional Counseling
INFORMATION: Pregnancy, Childbirth, Adoption, Prenatal Care, Community Programs, Parenting Skills, Child Care
INCOME: As a nonprofit agency, Birthright does not receive funding from the state or federal government. We depend on kind people like you to help us serve mothers and their babies. Newsletter 2x per year with donation envelop, baby bottle campaign – had to go virtual.
ONE CAN DONATE 1-TIME OR MONTHLY VIA BIRTHRIGHT’S:
Secure Online Portal: https://birthright.org/greenville
OR
By Mail: Birthright of Greenville 21 Ellison St., Greenville, SC 29607.
ITEM DONATIONS : See Website’s “much needed items” list and a link to
an Amazon Wish List.
BIRTHRIGHT’S APPROACH:
· Listening staff seek first to listen to try to find out what is going on in the woman’s life before they give the pregnancy test.
· General questions asked about the woman’s life, situation, support system, etc. Many women are without support from the baby’s father so the approach is to ask first about support from family, friends, faith community, etc. and ask about father later.
· Their goal is to have a general idea of what the woman is dealing with, how she feels about the pregnancy, what she would think if the test were positive.
After Initial Discussion:
–Pregnancy Test Given
–Discussion of Options – Based on the Mother & Child’s Specific Need and Situation
–Contributing Factors – What type of aid the mother can receive may be based on the woman’s living situation, qualification for Medicaid, specific local programs available; such as programs designed for low-income first-time moms, programs for young mothers (13-24), video parenting education program, etc.
The pregnancy test run at Birthright can be used to get them into the Prisma System for maternal support.
There are zero requirements needed for woman to receive services.
Types of Support Offered by Birthright:
–Follow-up call program –Maternity Clothes Room
–Baby Room Approx. 1 Month Before Due Date, clients get a “Gigantic Baby Bundle” containing soft goods such as bottles, pacifiers, clothes, blankets, burp cloths, and information to connect to other programs
—$100* gift card to Buy Buy Baby for clients who complete the Baby and Me video parenting program for purchase of car seat, or other needs.
Types of Support NOT Offered by Birthright:
Birthright does not offer the following forms of support:
· Financial help
· Ultrasound – We are not a medical facility.
· Cannot give out equipment or furniture because of liability issues.
· Housing support is the most difficult support to offer. (See other Housing resources.)
PREGNANCY ASSISTANCE
WALKING WITH MOTHERS IN NEED (WWMIN)
Diocese of Charleston
https://charlestondiocese.org/family-life/
CONTACT INFO:
· Church Outreach (Greenville, SC) WWMIN Coordinator: 864-275-5505
· South Carolina (outside of Greenville) WWMIN Christy Brown: 803-554-6088
· St. Clare’s Home Availability: Contact Kathy Schmugge at kschmugge@charlestondiocese.org
The Charleston Diocesan Website (Office of Family Life) above, provides a great network for crisis pregnancy resources and centers.
Walking With Mothers In Need (WWMIN) – The Diocese of Charleston provides Walking With Mothers In Need (WWMIN) outreach throughout Greenville area parishes. A Mom in Need would choose a WWMIN Coordinator to receive loving care and assistance in the event of an unexpected pregnancy or need.
Walking With Mothers in Need are eager to serve all Mothers, regardless of race, religion , ethnicity, or background.
St. Clare’s Home – The Diocese of Charleston primarily works with St. Clare’s Home but also has connections with Birthright and Piedmont Women’s Center. St. Clare’s Home is now interviewing moms who need housing and pre-natal services, etc. At full capacity, St. Clare’s will eventually be able to accommodate 8 mothers with their children (generally under age 5) who can stay up to 2 years (extension may be allowed under special conditions).
At the present time, St. Clare’s Home can serve only 4 mothers.
See St. Clare’s Home page in this WWMIN booklet for more detailed information.
PREGNANCY & MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
PIEDMONT WOMEN’S CENTER (PWC is a Medical Facility.)
https://piedmontwomenscenter.org/
CONTACT INFO:
· Two Centers:
–1143 Grove Rd., Greenville, SC 29605 864-233-3823 (24 Hour Hopeline)
–100 Collins Drive, Greer, SC 29651 864-848-1407
· Hours: M-F: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm; Saturday 8 am to 12 noon (Grove Rd. only)
· Can schedule an appointment online – Walk-ins Welcome
· Email Piedmont Women’s Center at: info@piedmontwomenscenter.org
SERVICES:
Free Resources
Initial Pregnancy Test
Ultrasound Testing (after pregnancy confirmed & IUD removed)
Medicaid Info to get established with OB/GYN Care
Maternity ($30[2] credit) for Mom & Baby Material Services
Parenting Classes – Website Online Minute-Videos
Women’s Wellness Check (Pap Smear, Pelvic Exam & Physical Breast Exam)
Child Loss Support & Community Resource Referrals
Pap Smear STD/STI Testing (Limited Treatment) and Sexual Health Screenings & Referrals
24/7 Hopeline (Read further for more details.)
One’s first appointment may be to confirm you are pregnant with our medical grade pregnancy test. One may be asked if it is okay to talk about your spiritual life, however, patient can say no and is still entitled to the services she needs. No proselytization.
All services are free. This includes pregnancy tests, pap smears, breast exams, STD/STI testing and treatment for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia for both women and men, abstinence-based education, health screenings and lifestyle options and limited OB ultrasounds. They stay with the mom throughout all 9 months and even afterwards if she needs it.
To obtain an OB Ultrasound:
2. Client must have positive pregnancy test from PWC.
3. Purpose is to confirm viability (placement in uterus, heartbeat).
4. If under 7 weeks or over 14 weeks – can’t receive ultrasound.
5. Can’t have IUD in place to have an ultrasound.
6. If bleeding, spotting – won’t do ultrasound.
· No Insurance – Take positive pregnancy test to the OB Clinic on Grove Road. PWC will guide them in filing for Medicaid help so they can see a private OB/GYN doctor and receive vitamins, etc.
· 2nd or 3rd Trimester – During wait to get OB/GYN appt., PWC can see if they can establish them as a client and offer them vouchers, E-3 parenting program. The Bridge program (Discipleship Program) provides biblical peer counseling and baby bundles when the baby is born.
REFERRALS MADE: To women needing clothing, shelter, medical assistance, parenting assistance, and formula/baby supplies.
CLASSES: Parenting classes are offered designed to educate, equip and empower (E3) the women, men, and families they serve. They are offered at the facility.
CHILD LOSS: PWC provides child loss support from a previous abortion (Abortion Recovery Assistance for women and men), miscarriage or infant loss.
Anyone can receive services at PWC regardless of religious preference including those with non-Christian beliefs. Of course, they want people to hear about Jesus but will respect and honor the client’s wishes if she/he does not want to learn about Him.
According to Tami Howell, as far as she is aware, PWC has never denied services to anyone.
If someone decides to sign up to receive help from PWC that does not prevent them from connecting with other organizations or the people who referred them to PWC. However, PWC will not communicate with these organizations or people who referred the client concerning the client.
NIFLA (National Institute of Family and Life Advocates) oversees the medical and legal aspects. It exists to protect pregnancy centers that empower abortion vulnerable women and families to choose life for their unborn children.
INCOME/DONATIONS: PWC is funded from donations from churches, individual monthly partners, sponsor a day, yearly Gala, etc. Sponsor a day at PWC is a $3000 dollar donation given which sponsors an entire day of operations across all three locations (including their office). PWC also receives grants (some of which can be from local businesses that have granting as a part of their community involvement). Also, they receive grants from local, state, and national foundations that are either like-minded or match with their medical services or programs for their clients.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE: 1-888-373-7888
SWITCH
CONTACT INFO:
· Phone: 864-350-0281 Email: info@switchsc.org
· Text: 233733 (BeFree)
· Hours: Mon thru Fri – 9 am to 4 pm By Appointment Only. Call to make appt.
Services Hotline: 1.888.773.4216 Please leave a message and someone will
return your call asap.
What is the difference between a sex trafficking victim and someone “in the life” or survival trafficking.
VICTIM OF SEX TRAFFICKING:
· Someone who is a victim of sex trafficking is a person who is forced, lured under fraudulent conditions, or coerced into selling herself or himself for sex, or is legally a minor.
· Minor victims do not have to prove force, fraud, or coerced tactics. A minor cannot consent to commercial sex so by definition that is sex trafficking.
VICTIM OF SURVIVAL TRAFFICKING:
· Someone who is involved “in the life” may not currently have a trafficker. He or she may state that they chose to do what they are doing, but most likely when asked do not feel as if they have other choices.
· They may be engaging “in the life” in order to have a roof over their head, pay rent, receive food, receive drugs, etc. This is called survival trafficking.
DONATIONS CAN BE MADE VIA OUR SITE (above) or VIA MAIL:
SWITCH Make checks payable to: SWITCH
P. O. Box 5394
Greenville, SC 29606
PORNOGRAPHY HELPS SEX TRAFFICKING: Go to our site location to see ways men can find their way out of “porn addiction”: https://www.switchsc.org/demand and churches in the Upstate that help with porn-addiction recovery.
SAFE HARBOR
https://www.safeharborsc.org/
CONTACT INFO:
· Contact: Julia Meredith – 864-467-1177
· 24/7 Helpline: 800-291-2139
· 429 N Main St Ste 1, Greenville, SC 29601
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to provide a continuum of services to victims of domestic violence and their children. To eliminate cultural acceptance of domestic violence through a coordinated community response, education, and prevention.
CONFIDENTIAL AND FREE PROGRAMS:
| · Emergency Shelter· Child and Family Counseling· Order of Protection Assistance· Prevention | · Adult Counseling and Advocacy· Groups and Classes· Housing Assistance· Education & Outreach |
HOUSING: Summary of Discussion with Julia Meredith
· Safe Harbor can take in women in crisis pregnancies but primarily focused on women who have experienced domestic abuse – women who are afraid to go home and have nowhere else to go.
· There are a limited number of beds and stays can last 2-3 days, depending on emergency.
· Safe Harbor can also help women in domestic abuse situations process court orders to keep women safe.
· 24/7 intake number that any woman can call, talk to a counselor, assess situation, and get them into a shelter.
Safe Harbor Cannot: Assist those in financial hardship. Safe Harbor accepts women in abusive situations with small children and we try to keep the family together. Keep in mind, that women might be rooming with other clients.
DONATIONS accepted. Please call for more information.
SHELTERS
SHEPHERD’S GATE – Miracle Hill Ministries
Greenville/Spartanburg, SC)
https://miraclehill.org/shelters/shepherds-gate/
CONTACT INFO:
· 11 Regency Hill Drive, Greer, SC 29607 Capacity: 63 beds
· Phone: 864-268-5589 Email: mshelton@miraclehill.org
· Intake: 2 pm
· Minda Shelton, Director at Shepherd’s Gate Women’s Shelter:
· Tim Brown: tbrown@miraclehill.org
· Kayla Moore, Counselor & Lead (Spartanburg Shelter) Email: kmoore@miraclehill.org
HOUSING INFO:
· Housing is available for pregnant women, and women with children can stay in these shelters for a period of time. Miracle Hill has shelters for women in Greenville, Spartanburg, and Gaffney.
· At last check, there was “little to no wait time” because beds were available.
· Call to check availability of beds.
· Female Children of Mom: Can stay regardless of age;
· Male Children of Mom: Must be 10 years of age or younger.
SERVICES: Access to Food, Shelter, Healthcare, Chapel Services, Counseling, Free Laundry Facilities, Case Management, Personal Development, and Cold Weather Shelter.
Reasons a Person Cannot Stay in Facility:
· Failure to pass a breathalyzer test,
· Anyone taking “certain” types of mental health medications.
· Must have the physical capability to take care of themselves while in the facility.
· If one has a vehicle, it must have current registration and insurance for it to be parked on Miracle Hill property.
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Process for Women in Need of Housing
· Call or come by the Miracle Hill/Shepherd’s Gate shelter.
· Have an interview with a staff member.
· Staff member screens guests and checks that a bed is available.
· Each woman and her family members must be approved to stay.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE & MENTAL HEALTH COUSELING
CREATED TO BLOOM
CONTACT INFO:
· 550 Tanner Road, Greenville, SC 29607
· Phone: Email: createdtobloom@gmail.com
· Contact: Kristi*
· Hours: Tues & Thurs – 9 am to 10 pm; Wed & Fri – By Appointment Only
Kristi opened Created to Bloom in 2005 in response to a need in the community for Christ-centered counseling with a whole person approach. She has had the privilege of working with many individuals, families, and couples.
*Kristi is covered by Section 40-75-290 item 6 under the SC LLR.
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CROSSROADS OF GREENVILLE
CONTACT INFO:
· 157 Brozzini Court, Suite A, Greenville, SC 29615
· Phone: 800-805-6989 Email:
· Contact:
· Hours: Monday thru Friday – 5 AM to 10 AM
Crossroads Treatment Centers provides an outpatient-based behavioral healthcare solution addressing 100% of all substance use disorders and mental health illnesses.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE & MENTAL HEALTH COUSELING
HOPE FOR FAMILIES – ADDICTION & RECOVERY CENTER
CONTACT INFO:
· 136 Milestone Way, Greenville, SC 29615
· Phone: 864-906-2395 (Fax: 864-670-5320) Email: appointments@hffrc.com
· Contacts: Campbell, Kim, Scott & Amber
Addiction is cunning, baffling, and powerful! If you want to beat it, you’re going to need an expert who knows what addiction is going to do before it happens. You need someone who knows addiction/alcoholism so well they can predict exactly what’s going to happen next.
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THE PELHAM CENTER
www.thepelhamcenter.com
CONTACT INFO:
· 3150 S. Highway 14, Greenville, SC 29615
· Contacts: Sharon L. Spivey LISW-CP* 864-238-0153 or Larry 864-239-0152
· Email: info@thepelhamcenter.com
Couple-to-couple counseling provided by ordained pastor, Larry Spivey, and his wife, Sharon. Larry is a Board-Certified Biblical Counselor (BCBC) and a Board-Certified Master Life Coach (BCMLC) through the American Association of Christian Counselors.
*State Licensed LISW-CP. MSW Florida State University. Member of the National Association of Social Workers. Member of the Association of Traumatic Stress Specialists
UNITED WAY ASSOCATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Website: https://sc211.org/
Food Pantries, Soup Kitchens, etc. https://sc211.org/index.php/food
Housing/Rent Assistance & Utilities – https://sc211.org/index.php/housing
Maternity Clothing, Appliances https://sc211.org/index.php/clothing
Transportation – https://sc211.org/index.php/transportation
Legal & Public Safety Assistance – https://sc211.org/index.php/legal
Education, GED, etc. – https://sc211.org/index.php/education
Employment – https://sc211.org/index.php/employment
Income Support & Counseling – https://sc211.org/index.php/income
Mental Health & Substance Abuse – https://sc211.org/index.php/mental
Disability – https://sc211.org/index.php/disability