 Pendleton Place offers programs that protect, equip and heal vulnerable children, young adults and families. We strengthen children while rebuilding families because it's our goal for each child to have a stable home environment and a bright future.

In Fiscal Year 2017, Pendleton Place served more than 1,200 individuals and community members, including over 500 direct clients, nearly 280 families and their children, and 112 foster families. With over 40 years of service in the Greenville community, Pendleton Place is well equipped to support and serve vulnerable children and families through each of our three programs:
    
Assessment Center - A multi-agency evaluation of families led by Pendleton Place to identify root causes of neglect or abuse and establish recommendations for a plan to improve the well being of children
    
Connections Count - Support and mentoring that equips young adults in need to lead successful lives as independent adults.
    
Smith House - Residential home for teen girls


Check out more on our website www.pendletonplace.org!

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Residential

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Pendleton Place

Annie Maertens

Tyshonda Ling

Madison Keeley F.

Melody Watson

Caitlyn Horton

Massiel Steadman

Dorothy Smith

Shaun Peterson

Ramona Mayfield

Kathryn S.

Jesika Davis

Monica Cole

Melinda Davis

Mary Latrick

Lara Fernicola

Lama Abunijem

Kimberly Mcneil

Kelly Howard

Keeley Farmer

Kathryn Shoemaker

Kat Carrig

Jimmy Ngo

Jami Repp

Holly Papstein

Hannah Torris

Erin Cato

Caroline Singleton

Candace Barksdale

Alneisha Carter

Sammy Pickelsimer

Kris Davenport

Amy Hartman

Youth Services and Community Support

Program Management

Project Coordination Team

Clinical Services Team

Finance and Administration

Teams at Pendleton Place

Youth Services and Community Support

Program Management

Project Coordination Team

Clinical Services Team

Finance and Administration