Adult and Family Programs
Hopeful Horizons provides services to individuals and families.
Hopeful Horizons provides services to individuals and families impacted by child abuse, domestic violence and/or sexual assault as well as providing professional trainings, community education and prevention programs that encompass all aspects of the culture of violence.
Strengthening Families Program
The Strengthening Families Program (SFP) is a 11-week evidence-based family skills training program. The parents and children (ages 7-17) attend once a week to learn how to improve their parenting skills and develop youth life skills. Parents and children learn separately the first hour of each weekly meeting. Then, parents and children come together for a joint family practice session. Children’s Trust of South Carolina funds SFP in numerous sites across the state.
For more information, contact:
Krista Goetz, Strengthening Families Program Coordinator
Parent Café/Dad Café
Parent Café is a program where parents/caregivers talk about and explore the challenges and victories of raising a family by exploring the protective factors that keep families strong: resilience, relationships, knowledge, support & communication. Cafés are structured conversations that rely on participants’ knowledge and strength to guide the discussion.
Dad Cafés are similar in structure but focus on topics related to fatherhood and are designed for male participants. As trained facilitators, we help guide conversations and offer the opportunity for parents & guardians to explore their own wisdom and learn from each other while building community.
Prevention Services
Contact James Morrall, our Director of Prevention Services, at (843) 379-6164 or via email.