Organizations in Support of Social Emotional Leaning
- All4SC
- American Academy of Pediatrics S.C. Chapter
- American Association of University Women
- Behavioral Alliance of South Carolina (BASC)
- Children’s Trust of South Carolina
- Clemson University Youth Learning Institute
- Communities in Schools Midlands
- Communities in Schools Charleston
- Communities in Schools Greenville
- EdVenture Children’s Museum
- Engaging Creative Minds
- Family Connection SC
- Girl Scouts Mountains to Midlands
- Healthy Learners S.C.
- Institute for Child Success
- Institute for Families in Society at USC
- M.A.D. USA
- NAACP: South Carolina
- NAMI South Carolina
- NASW National Association of Social Workers S.C. Chapter
- Palmetto Foundation for Prevention and Recovery
- Palmetto State School Counselors Association
- Palmetto State Teachers Association
- PASOs
- Safe Schools
- Save the Children S.C. Action Network
- S.C. Association of School Psychologists
- S.C. Afterschool Alliance
- S.C. Alliance of YMCAs
- S.C. Appleseed Legal Justice Center
- S.C. for Ed
- S.C. PTA
- SC Organization of Rural Schools
- S.C. School Improvement Councils
- S.C. School Nurses Association
- S.C. Thrive
- School Social Workers Association of S.C.
- South Carolina Council on Competitiveness
- South Carolina Mentors
- SEL4US
- South Carolina’s Coalition for Mathematics & Science
- Teachers Aligned
- The Fellowship of South Carolina Bishops
- The S.C. Education Association
- Tri-County Cradle to Career Collaborative
- Wings for Kids
- WREN
“Social Emotional Learning (SEL) has the power to lift the spirits of individuals who may be going through difficulties, it reminds them of their value, worth, and potential in an affirmative way. Emotional Health is linked to mental and physical health which impact the livelihoods of individuals and families, we aim to provide hope and optimism, strengthen communities, which ultimately benefits an entire society.” – Mike Young, Director of Capacity Building