Community resources and connections are important for vulnerable students and their families. South Carolina has multiple organizations that seek to assist families as they navigate school and life through this time of transition.

• Connect to Benefits (SNAP/Medicaid)
• Partner Organizations across South Carolina
• South Carolina Department of Social Services
• Head Start Collaboration Office
• 211: United Way Association of South Carolina
• National Alliance on Mental Illness: South Carolina
• South Carolina Food Access Map: South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC) and Clemson University created a statewide food access map with over 850 food pantries and other food resources. The map also includes contact information for Department of Social Services, SCDHEC Offices, and United Way locations for all 46 counties.
• South Carolina Child Care Inclusion Collaborative
• South Carolina Partnerships for Inclusion