Who We Serve

The individuals and families supported by South Carolina MENTOR have a variety of needs, all of which are met within the communities where they live, work and play. Because each person’s needs and preferences are different – and often change over time – we provide a full range of community-based residential and non-residential supports.  South Carolina MENTOR offers programs to a number of population groups, including the following:

Adults and Children with Disabilities.  People who have Developmental Disabilities are offered programs that range in intensity and setting according to their needs and desires – from highly supervised residential programs to job coaching and supported living.

Persons with Acquired Brain Injury.  People who have sustained an acquired brain injury can choose from a growing array of services and supports that adapt to their changing needs.  From NeuroRehabilitation and NeuroBehavioral Rehabilitation to Supported Living programs, our services are designed to help the individual live a full and productive life, as independently as possible.   

Children and Families.  The protection and welfare of children at risk is provided at The Network in numerous ways, depending on the situation of the child and his or her relationship with the family.  Services range from day and transitional programs to in-home, educational and residential programs.