Epworth Children's Home
Abigail Adams is a dedicated social work professional with a diverse background in child welfare and early childhood education. Currently serving as a Home Care Social Worker at Hospice Of Davidson County since February 2024, Abigail's previous roles include Foster Care Intake Coordinator at Epworth Children's Home and Early Childhood Educator at Lollipop Child Development Center. Additional experience encompasses serving as a Case Manager/Early Interventionist at Right Steps LLC and working as a BSW Intern at ACMHS where Abigail implemented the ARC model to assist children exposed to trauma. Abigail holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Kentucky and a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from both the University of Alaska Anchorage and Methodist University.
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Epworth Children's Home
Since 1896, Epworth Children’s Home has been a place for children to grow, learn and be loved. Children ages four – 18 come to us from broken family systems and our goal is to nurture and love them by providing education, counseling, medical care and spiritual enrichment. The mission of Epworth Children’s Home is to serve children, youth and families through a caring, accepting and safe Christian community, where hurts are healed; hope is nurtured; and faith in God, self and others is developed. Epworth Children’s Home provides group residential care for children and youth from all of South Carolina. We provide child care, counseling and related services to families and children without regard to race, religion, national origin or ability to pay.