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The Alston Wilkes Society extends a helping hand to those who are most at-risk and helps rebuild their lives through rehabilitation and prevention services. AWS was founded to provide services to adults released from federal correctional facilities, and has grown to increase our service reach to include homeless veterans, at-risk families and disadvantaged and troubled youth.
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Adult |
AWS Residential Reentry Centers (RRC) in Charleston, Columbia, Florence and Greenville. Programs assist federal offenders in making a successful transition back into the community.
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Veterans |
| The Alston Wilkes Society Veterans Home opened in Columbia in 1996 through the efforts of the Alston Wilkes Society and the Palmetto State Base Camp, Inc. The AWVH offers to homeless veterans a stable environment that provides a chance for them to rebuild their lives and contribute to the community and society. |
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Community Services |
| Nine (9) regional Community Service Coordinators serve most of the 46 counties in South Carolina, providing case management, counseling, and employment services to offenders, former offenders, homeless people and the families of these populations. |
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Youth |
Columbia - High Management Group Home and Clinical Day Program Alternative School
Statewide - Therapeutic Foster Care and Intensive Family Services |
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The Alston Wilkes Society
3519 Medical Drive
Columbia, SC 29203
803.799.2490 Office
803.540.7223 Fax
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