Epworth Children's Home

RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM:
Children live on campus in homelike cottages with a maximum of ten children with one adult caregiver, one cottage coordinator, and two residential counselors per cottage. The children are grouped by age and gender, ranging from ages five to eighteen years. Children participate in scheduled activities provided by the activities staff such as organized team sports, church groups and scouts.

CHURCH SERVICES:
Located on campus is the Epworth Memorial United Methodist Church. Church school classes and Sunday worship are offered every week. The children are encouraged to participate beyond the services by joining the choir or serving as ushers or acolytes. United Methodist Youth Foundation (UMYF) is also available to middle and high school students.

CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS:
Established as a ministry to young children with disabilities and special needs and their families. The Epworth Early Intervention Center program provides a specialized pre-school setting for children ages birth to five years. In-home family training is also available for infants and toddlers under the age of three. In our specialized pre-school, teachers and parents work together to develop goals and activities designed to help each child reach his or her greatest potential. The home-based Family Training Component provides emotional support for the family, along with weekly visits by an Early Intervention Specialist.

AFTER-SCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM:
Epworth provides educational care for students grades K-12 through the Barnes Learning Center (BLC), the tutoring facility located on campus. The BLC is open daily for after-school enrichment in all subject areas.

HIGHER EDUCATION:
A program for older youth who have reached an age of majority or who have graduated high school. While a few of these young people live on campus, most are in other settings pursuing higher education. All receive help based upon their individualized plan of care and are supervised by Epworth staff.

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Wesley Commons

Executive Director:
Dr. David Buckshorn
1110 Marshall Rd.
Greenwood, SC  29646
Phone: (864) 227-7140
Toll Free: 1-888-298-6222

Wesley Commons is a master planned, full-service continuing care retirement community located on 130 beautiful wooded acres in Greenwood, South Carolina. The community offers a full-range of services for senior adults – a variety of independent residential living neighborhoods, with the security of quality and caring options for assisted living, Alzheimer's and dementia care and skilled nursing right on our campus. This gives active retirees the freedom to shape their own retirement lifestyle with comfort and security.

At Wesley Commons you will find a community that opens a window into your future, where friendships expand, interests multiply, and activities abound.  Here is an environment that nurtures growth and inspires living well – a place where your future opens "wide to the sun."

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The Oaks

CEO:
Rev. James McGee
PO Box 327
Orangeburg, SC  29116
Phone: (803) 534-1212

As a continuing care retirement community in Orangeburg since 1954, The Oaks has the experience and commitment to provide residential accommodations for senior adults at all levels—from active residential living, assisted-living and skilled nursing care. Conveniently located in Orangeburg, SC we are just 50 minutes from Columbia and 65 minutes from Charleston. The Oaks. . . living tailored to your lifestyle.

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The Methodist Manor of the Pee Dee

Banyan Senior Living was founded in Greenville, South Carolina in March, 1987 with the goal of becoming the premier provider of service based housing and other services, in a continuum of care environment, to Senior adults. Central to Banyan's strategy for success is the employment, ongoing training and empowerment of a team of competent professionals with substantial relevant experience and / or education in their respective disciplines. They must understand that ours is a service business, recognize the unique needs of Senior adults and be committed to meeting those needs with compassion and understanding. From its inception, Banyan has continually tweaked its strategy to accommodate an evolving marketplace but its core strategy, implemented within the context of a continuum of care paradigm has proven to be the right strategy for the long term.

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