Annual report 2009

This annual report from South Carolina First Steps provides statistics on school readiness and early education and explains results of First Steps programs in health, early education, families, child care, accountability, and partnerships. The report also provides highlights of strategies by county.

Annual report 2010

This annual report from South Carolina First Steps provides statistics on school readiness and early education and explains results of First Steps programs in health, early education, families, child care, accountability, and partnerships. The report also provides highlights of strategies by county.

Annual report 2011

This annual report from South Carolina First Steps provides statistics on school readiness and early education and explains results of First Steps programs in health, early education, families, child care, accountability, and partnerships. The report also provides highlights of strategies by county.

Annual report 2012

This annual report from South Carolina First Steps provides statistics on school readiness and early education and explains results of First Steps programs in health, early education, families, child care, accountability, and partnerships. The report also provides highlights of strategies by county.

2002 annual report to the General Assembly

This annual report from South Carolina First Steps Board of Trustees provides statistics on school readiness and early education and explains results of First Steps programs in health, early education, families, child care, accountability, and partnerships. The report also provides highlights of strategies by county.

Creating Partnerships: Computer Training with Assistive Technology for Senior Adults

Currently, at the SC Commission for the Blind, there is no opportunity for computer training for adults in the Older Blind Program. The Older Blind Program has to look for outside partners to make this service viable again. This project proposes that the OB Program partner with regional senior and recreation centers to establish a community-based training program that is both effective and is of minimal cost to the agency and to the partnering centers.