Welcome to Connie Maxwell Children’s Home!

Connie Maxwell is a home for some children who have been abandoned, abused , or neglected and some who have been placed by loving caregivers going through difficult situations.  In either case, children have a safe, secure, loving environment at Connie Maxwell. In addition to the main campus in Greenwood, Connie Maxwell Children’s Home provides residential care and family support through satellite locations in Chesterfield, Mauldin, Orangeburg and Florence as well as referral services in Summerville. Each year more than 200 children of diverse needs and backgrounds call Connie Maxwell home.  Some children stay as little as a few months, others for many years.  Some arrive alone, others with siblings.  Most are between the ages of six and eighteen.  Children who remain through high school graduation receive financial support for college.

Placement

Children are accepted on the basis of need, regardless of religion, race or the guardian's ability to contribute financial support. Referrals are accepted from anyone. Applications are provided only for the legal custodian who is a resident of South Carolina. An initial interview is held either on the Greenwood Campus or at one of the regional offices. Once a signed application has been received, a family services worker does a study of suitability, and an admissions committee determines if Connie Maxwell can meet the child and family's service needs. If so, an admission date is set.

Review the map to see who to contact about residential child placement. In Area 1 call Joyce Decker at 1 (864) 942-1400, in area 2 call Barbara Moore at 1 (843) 665-9417 and in Area 3 call Randy McManus at 1 (803) 536-2456.

For Emergency Shelter Care contact Brian Patterson in Greenwood at 1 (864) 942-1400 or Barbara Moore at 1 (843) 665-9417.

The Southern Baptist Child Care Development and Communications  Group meets annually to network and collaborate with its sister  organizations. It is a forum for continuing  education in the areas of development and communication. The SBCCDC  consists of individuals from Southern Baptist child care agencies from around the  United States who assist families and children going through difficult  situations in  their lives.

The following is a list of networked homes and their web sites of the Southern Baptist Convention:

Alabama Baptist Children's Homes & Family Ministries

http://www.alabamachild.org/

Alaska Baptist Family Services 

http://www.alaskabaptistfamilyservices.com/content/index.php

Arizona Baptist Children's Services 

http://www.abcs.org/

Arkansas Baptist Children's Homes and Family Ministries 

http://www.abchomes.org/

Baptist Children's Homes of NC

http://www.bchfamily.org/

Baptist Family and Children's Services of Maryland

http://baptistfamily.org/

Buckner of Texas 

http://www.buckner.org/

 Children at Heart Ministries of Texas

http://www.childrenatheartministries.org/

 Connie Maxwell Children's Home 

http://www.conniemaxwell.com/

Florida Baptist Children's Homes

http://www.fbchomes.org/

Georgia Baptist Children's Homes 

http://www.gbchfm.org/

HopeTree Family Services of Virginia

http://www.hopetreefs.org/

Illinois Baptist Children's Home & Family Services

http://www.bchfs.com/

 Louisiana Baptist Children's Home

http://www.lbch.org/

Missouri Baptist Children's Home

http://www.mbch.org/index.php

 New Mexico Baptist Children's Homes 

http://www.mbch.org/index.php

Oklahoma Homes for Children

http://www.obhc.org/

South Texas Children's Home

http://www.stchm.org/index.php

Sunrise Children's Services of Kentucky

http://www.sunrise.org/

Tennessee Baptist Children's Home

http://www.tbch4kids.org/web/default.asp

The Baptist Children's Village of Mississippi

http://www.baptistchildrensvillage.com/

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