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This program assists offenders, former offenders and other
high risk populations in rebuilding their lives as productive, self-sufficient
and law-abiding members of the community. From all walks of life, the people
served have one thing in common - they are in crisis. Searching for a helping
hand, a listening ear, encouragement, mentorship and coordination of services,
clients and their families find hope for a brighter future through the Alston
Wilkes Society. |
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) contracts with AWS to
operate Residential Reentry Centers (RRC) for federal offenders. These facilities
provide 24-hour supervision, employment assistance, counseling, life skills
training (finances, parenting, etc.), family reintegration and other supportive
services to facilitate a successful transition back into the community. All the
facilities are accredited by the American Correctional Association. |
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AWS offers a continuum of care provided by a diverse and experienced staff that includes residential, academic, clinical, and home based community services. The following therapeutic programs and services are provided to children and adolescents in our care: a Residential High Management Group Home, and Intensive Family Services. All youth programs are accredited by the Council on Accreditation.
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The Alston
Wilkes Society Veterans Home (AWVH) is a valuable project that was a first in
South Carolina. It has proven its worth in both our community and state.
Through the Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) grant award, the continuous
efforts of AWVH staff, collaboration with community partners, and support from
the Veterans Administration; homeless Veterans in the Carolinas have a stable
alternative to homelessness. Beyond providing the essentials of food, shelter, and
supportive services, AWS is committed to reaffirming Veterans' self-worth
giving them a chance to contribute to the community and society overall. This program consistently achieves an 85% success rate. |
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