The counselors from The Heritage Institute are coming to share what they know about postpartum depression. If you have questions, comments, or concerns, they’re here to help!

A representative from SC Thrive will be here to help CURRENT CLIENTS fill out SNAP and/or Medicaid applications. This is for clients only, as there is limited time and space for aid.

Motherhood brings constant change—physically, emotionally, spiritually, and within our everyday lives. In this session, we will explore how to navigate the many transitions that come with becoming and growing as a mother. Through Scripture and reflection, we will discuss how to release expectations, adapt to new seasons, and trust God’s presence through both the challenges and blessings of change. Moms will be encouraged to embrace the transformation that motherhood brings and find peace in God’s plan for each season.

Jared Trudel from the Trudel Music Studio is coming to teach your kiddos about music in this fun Halloween-themed class! For children 0-2.

Motherhood is a journey of learning, growth, and discovering the strengths God has placed within us. In this session, we will explore what it means to grow in confidence as a mother while recognizing that we do not have to have all the answers to be a good parent. Through Scripture, discussion, and encouragement, we will learn how to embrace our unique motherhood journey, overcome feelings of doubt or comparison, and find confidence in God’s guidance and grace as we care for our children.

Meggy Standridge, owner and founder of Bloom & Blossom Early Intervention will be coming to tell us about important aspects of child development and milestones to look for as your child develops. Meggy graduated from Anderson University with a Bachelors in Psychology and field work/internship experience in child development and pediatric therapy. Meggy has over 15+ years of experience with children in many different settings.

Help your baby communicate before they can use words! This class introduces parents to the basics of baby sign language and teaches simple signs that can support early communication, reduce frustration, and strengthen the connection between parent and child. Learn how to incorporate signs into everyday routines like feeding, play, and caregiving while encouraging your child’s language development.

Motherhood is a journey filled with joy, change, questions, and growth. In this introductory session, we will begin our Navigating Motherhood Bible Study by exploring the journey of pregnancy and the transition into motherhood. We will discuss the physical, emotional, and spiritual changes that come with carrying and preparing for a baby, while reflecting on God’s purpose and presence throughout every stage. This session will provide a foundation for the weeks ahead as we grow together in faith, community, and confidence as mothers.

Stress is a normal part of life, but learning how to manage it can make a big difference in our overall well-being. In this class, counselors from Heritage Institute will help participants understand common sources of stress, recognize how stress affects the mind and body, and explore practical, healthy strategies for coping. Participants will leave with tools they can use to better manage everyday stress, navigate challenging situations, and build healthier habits.

Stay out of debt. Save for the future. Plan your big purchases. Live within your means. All great ideas, but how can you practice them in reality? After all, you have monthly expenses, semiannual and annual expenses, and unforeseen expenses along the way. How can you plan for all this within a fixed monthly income? The answer is by using a budget. In this class, we will look at how to make and maintain a simple budget and plan for most of your expenses so you can avoid those unpleasant financial surprises at the end of the month.

Melanie will be coming to teach us some cooking basics to make mealtime less stressful and perhaps more enjoyable!

Making and maintaining friendships as an adult can feel challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. In this class, you will explore what healthy adult friendships look like, how to build meaningful connections, and ways to overcome common barriers like time, distance, and life transitions. You’ll leave with practical ideas for nurturing existing relationships and creating new ones in a way that feels natural and sustainable.

Learn how to recognize, understand, and respond to some of the most common illnesses children experience. This class will cover common childhood infections, when symptoms can be managed at home, when to seek medical care, and ways to support your child’s health and comfort. Parents will also learn about the purpose of childhood vaccines, how they help protect children and communities, and what to expect before, during, and after immunizations.

Led by professionals from Ahead Start, this class explores the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social milestones from infancy through early childhood. Learn what to expect at each stage of development, how to encourage learning through everyday interactions, and discover resources available to support your child's healthy growth.

Accidents happen, but knowing how to respond can make all the difference. This class will teach basic first aid skills for common injuries and emergencies, including cuts, burns, choking, and more. You'll leave with practical knowledge and greater confidence to care for your child when unexpected situations arise.

Join our Executive Director, Audrey, for a one-time Bible study focused on growing in your faith and spending time in God's Word. Together, we'll read Scripture, discuss its meaning, and talk about how it applies to everyday life. There will also be time for questions and conversation.

Whether you're new to the Bible or have been studying it for years, you're welcome to join us. Just bring your Bible if you have one, and come ready to learn alongside other women in a relaxed, supportive setting.

Bringing home a new baby or raising multiple children can bring both joy and challenges. This class explores why siblings behave the way they do, how to reduce rivalry, encourage healthy relationships, and help each child feel loved and valued. Learn practical strategies for handling conflict, promoting teamwork, and creating a positive family environment where every child can thrive.

Spend some time in God's Word with our Client Advocate Manager, Tonia, during this one-time Bible study. Together, you'll read and discuss Scripture, reflect on its meaning, and talk about how it applies to everyday life. There will also be time for questions, conversation, and encouragement.

Whether you're familiar with the Bible or just beginning to explore your faith, you're welcome to join us. Bring your Bible if you have one, and come as you are.

Learn how to create a safe sleep environment for your baby in this informative class. You will review current safe sleep guidelines, including sleep positioning, crib setup, room sharing, and what to avoid to reduce the risk of sleep-related incidents. We’ll also discuss common questions and challenges, so you can feel confident in building safe sleep habits from day one.

Feeding your baby doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. In this class, you will learn practical strategies to reduce stress around feeding, respond to your baby’s cues with confidence, and build a positive feeding environment. We’ll cover common feeding challenges, realistic expectations for different stages, and simple ways to make mealtimes calmer and more enjoyable for both you and your baby.

Take a break, get creative, and learn a new skill! In this beginner-friendly needlepoint class, you'll learn the basics of creating beautiful stitched designs while enjoying a relaxing and encouraging environment.

All supplies will be provided, and no prior experience is needed. Whether you're looking for a creative outlet, a chance to unwind, or simply an opportunity to connect with other moms, this class is for you. You'll leave with a handmade project and the skills to continue needlepoint on your own.

Join us for a supportive and engaging class all about healthy boundaries and emotional well-being. Together, we’ll explore how to recognize unhealthy patterns, improve communication, and set limits that lead to stronger, healthier relationships. You’ll leave feeling encouraged, empowered, and equipped with practical strategies you can use in everyday life.

Eating well during pregnancy and after birth can support both your health and your baby's development. In this class, you'll learn practical nutrition tips, key nutrients to focus on, simple meal ideas, and healthy habits for pregnancy and the postpartum period. Leave feeling equipped to nourish your body with confidence during every stage of motherhood.

Babies communicate long before they can talk. In this class, you will learn how to recognize and respond to your baby’s cues for hunger, sleep, comfort, play, and overstimulation. Understanding these signals can help reduce stress, strengthen bonding, and build confidence in meeting your baby’s needs throughout the first year.

From fevers and ear infections to stomach bugs and rashes, childhood illnesses can leave parents with a lot of questions. Join retired pediatrician Dr. Maddox as he explains common childhood illnesses, what symptoms to watch for, how to care for your child at home, and when it's time to call the doctor. You'll leave feeling more confident and prepared to care for your little one when sickness strikes.

Enjoy a special time of bonding with your little one with this story and craft class! Designed exclusively for babies under 1 year old and their caregivers, this class encourages early literacy, sensory exploration, and social connection in a fun, welcoming environment. To help create a calm, baby-focused experience, this class is reserved for babies under 1 year of age, and older siblings are not able to attend.