
Foster parents are needed now across the Carolinas. Is there room in your heart? Become an LSC foster parent!
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Trinity Elms, Clemmons, offers skilled nursing care and rehabilitation services in addition to assisted living residences.
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Hurricanes and flooding have devastated much of the South. To help, donate to Lutheran Disaster Response now.
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"Empowered by Christ, we walk together with all we serve."
Welcome to Lutheran Services Carolinas!

With the help of thousands of volunteers, donors, and advocates, LSC reaches out to veterans facing homelessness; safeguards survivors of human trafficking; protects children through foster care;
advocates for those battling severe and persistent mental illness; fosters independence in those with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities; helps children find loving adoptive homes;
welcomes refugees seeking sanctuary; assists those affected by disasters; and improves the lives of many other vulnerable populations facing extraordinary life challenges.
LSC also offers a wide range of residential options and services to North Carolina seniors including vibrant retirement communities; quality rehabilitation and skilled care nursing services;
assisted living residences; at-home care and nursing services; adult day services; and caregiver support.

If you would like to join LSC's growing network of supporters, call 1-800-HELPING and learn more about Connect-4-Good. Connect-4-Good is an ongoing awareness effort encouraging philanthropy,
advocacy, and volunteerism for the benefit of those served by LSC.
Foster Care
12/09/2017 |
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It's a daunting task to take residents in wheelchairs to Asheville to tour the Biltmore, but Trinity Oaks staff and volunteers were up to the task.
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12/07/2017 |
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Bill Hendley of Trinity Oaks was recently honored at a Wilmington commemoration of the 76th anniversary of Pearl Harbor. A local television station shared Hendley's remembrances of the day.
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12/01/2017 |
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Lutheran Services Carolinas participated in the Midlands Flood Recovery Group's celebration of the 200th home that has been repaired.
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