...Make Wise Choices (kids and adults)
About Us
What We Do
Why We Do What We Do
Why We Do What We Do
We are a nonprofit organization that believes everyone, kids and adults, regardless of their socioeconomic background or developmental background deserve the opportunity to live, laugh and enjoy life to the fullest. We are located in the Charleston, South Carolina area. Email info@sagekids.org for additional information.
The premise of S
We are a nonprofit organization that believes everyone, kids and adults, regardless of their socioeconomic background or developmental background deserve the opportunity to live, laugh and enjoy life to the fullest. We are located in the Charleston, South Carolina area. Email info@sagekids.org for additional information.
The premise of Sage Kids is a stepping stone for Sage Farms. An adult living facility for our loved ones with autism. Our goal is to have Sage Farms up and running by 2025. I know that may seem like a long time, but in the big picture, it's not. We are going to need a committee of dedicated volunteers to help. We want to hear what you have to say, what you envision and how we can work together to make this a reality. The reason it is being called a farm, is simple. Our loved ones will be growing strawberries, blueberries...you name it, and selling them at local farmers markets, as well as other day program opportunities. Sage Farms will be self-sufficient. If you are interested in helping on the committee, email info@sagekids.org and follow the Sage Kids page on Facebook. We are constantly evolving and growing and will continue to need more and more help if we want this to become a reality for our loved ones. Thank you. We welcome and encourage everyone at sagekids.org.
Why We Do What We Do
Why We Do What We Do
Why We Do What We Do
Over the years from both kids and adults alike the number one regret they have is they never learned from traditional educational services real life practical skills. Let me be clear, I am in no way criticizing teachers or the public education system. They do the very best they can with the budget and policies that they are given. It is o
Over the years from both kids and adults alike the number one regret they have is they never learned from traditional educational services real life practical skills. Let me be clear, I am in no way criticizing teachers or the public education system. They do the very best they can with the budget and policies that they are given. It is often thankless, but they continue to do it and they have our heartfelt gratitude.
Along with these skills we have heard from parents, how do we get a company to see past my child's disability and instead of only seeing what he can't do to see what HE can do. This all too often, is a huge problem for adults with a disability seeking employment. We want to work with employers to help them see past the disability and see what the client CAN do...not what they cannot do. While there are many state run programs available, and we have used them ourselves, their resources are stretched thin and here, at, Sage Kids, we want to be able to offer more.
As we continue to work towards our end goal, we are always listening and learning from other parents and caregivers for ideas and suggestions.
Help Our Cause
Sage Kids is a nonprofit organization. Our goal is to offer our workshops for free. We count on donations from people like you and our sponsors to make that happen. Every penny helps. Donate today! Thank you!
