Multiple Sclerosis Services for all of South Carolina
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Advocacy Services
https://www.easterseals.com/southcarolina/
| Address: | PO Box 5715 Columbia, SC 29250 |
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| Facebook: | https://www.facebook.com/Eastersealssc/ |
| Phone: | 803-466-4089 800-951-4090 (toll free) |
| Description: | Easter Seals is a national nonprofit organization that provides a variety of services to children and adults with special needs and disabilities and to the families of such persons, including: Pediatric Therapy, Early Intervention, Individual Specific Assistance, Equipment Loan Program, Kids Are Riding Safely, and Information and Referral. |
https://www.familyconnectionsc.org/
| Address: | 1800 St. Julian Place, Suite 104 Columbia, SC 29204 Maps and Directions |
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| E-Mail: | info@familyconnectionsc.org |
| Phone: | 800-578-8750 (Toll Free) 803-252-0914 |
| Fax: | 803-799-8017 |
| Description: | Family Connection of South Carolina, Inc. is a network of parents working with community professionals to provide parent-to-parent support and assurance to families with children of all ages who have special needs. Programs and services are centered around parent-to-parent networking, a program based in the principal that families with shared experiences are uniquely qualified to help each other. Parents of children with disabilities are matched with Support Parents who have children with similar conditions. These trained veteran Support Parents are an invaluable source of support and encouragement because they have faced similar challenges and celebrations. There are Support Parents in all counties of South Carolina. |
https://scsilc.com/
| Address: | 720 Gracern Road, Suite 106 Columbia, SC 29210 Maps and Directions |
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| E-Mail: | scilc@scilconline.org |
| Phone: | 803-217-3209 800-994-4322 (Toll Free) 803-731-1400 (TTY) |
| Fax: | 803-731-1439 |
| Description: | SCILC provides support and assistance to centers for independent living in developing the advocacy skills and interests of South Carolinians with disabilities. They also offer peer counseling and information and referral services. |