Promising Futures

The 4K application window is open through January 30, 2026. Your child must turn four years old on or before September 1, 2026 to be considered for the 2026-27 school year. Apply through Parent Backpack.

Find more registration information here: https://tinyurl.com/4pkts4z5

Can’t wait to visit this playground!

CDS is excited to share in the celebration of the opening of Greenville's first, fully accessible playground, Brooks' Playground at Cleveland Park. 🎉

Look at us learning how to better help our families at the SC Early Childhood Inclusion Conference!

So thankful that the result was positive for this family. This is an excellent statement from the NAA regarding the need for increased attention to and compassion for elopement and wandering.

A moment of crisis calls for compassion.

Big News regarding the MCCW and paid parental care!

📢 UPDATE 📢

on Medically Complex Children’s Wavier from the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

Self-directed children's attendant care is a home-based service for MCC waiver participants ages one to age 21. It allows the option for eligible parents, relatives or guardians to be paid hourly to deliver the extraordinary care their child needs for day-to-day activities. This option is self-directed and would be used instead of an in-home care agency and personal care aide (PCA).

Interested families who have a child who is covered by the MCC waiver can request the service now by contacting their waiver nurse case manager.

For additional information, visit:
https://www.scdhhs.gov/resources/waivers/medically-complex-children-mcc-waiver

We are growing our Early Intervention team in Anderson county!

We strive to remain a small company so that we can provide intimate relationships to our families; however, we are excited to bring a new member into our team of skilled Early Interventionists.

If you have a Bachelor’s degree in education, psychology, child development, social services, or a similar field, at least 1 year experience working with children, and want a fulfilling career working with babies, toddlers, and pre-k aged children with special needs and their families, message me for details!

At Promising Futures we teach caregivers strategies to help their child meet developmental milestones. We find the best therapy and community resources to fit the family’s needs and we teach parents to be their child’s biggest advocate. We also ensure that BabyNet funding is in place for all these services so that all servics are free to families.

Experience is preferred, but a fast learner with initiative, passion, and a strong knowledge of child development will be considered.

We’re serving up free lunches for the community tomorrow! Join us from 11am-2pm outside our Judson Mill location under the big “The Warehouse” sign (701 Easley Bridge Rd.). Please BYO plate if you can, but we do have them as well. All are welcome and we can’t wait to see you!

We will also be collecting dry goods donations for our neighbors in North Carolina. THANK YOU to Holt Orchards for donating 65 CASES of apples today. We are so grateful for this community 🫶

Reminder: our Green Market + cafe remain CLOSED until further notice.

This is a good read!

Parents: Stay Away from Containers (Car Seats, Bumbos, Swings and Nursing Cushions) Reasons to avoid containers such as car seats, bumbos, swings and nursing cushions for babies who are at risk of container baby syndrome (CBS).

From then til now- NICU to K4. You’ve come a long way buddy!

Thank you to this sweet family for allowing us to be a part of your journey. We are so proud of you!

Miss Amanda and our team will miss you and are pulling for you!

We love using homemade activities to engage a child in basic skills, such as: hand eye coordination for placing rings on a dowel, color recognition and matching, and so much language development!
Play is learning and play doesn’t have to be expensive!