Our Mission
Carolina Choice enhances the lives of people by promoting wellness of mind, body, and spirit.
Our Philosophy
We believe that people can benefit from diverse cultural, economic, racial, ethnic, and religious traditions.
We believe that people can flourish in different types of families.
We believe that families can thrive with the appropriate services and supports.
Our Working Principles
The right attitude makes life better.
People appreciate respect.
Responsible behavior builds character.
Participation encourages acceptance.
Punctual people make timely choices.
Our Program Goals
- To recognize and believe that all people are capable of personal growth, development and change.
- To recognize, build and use our own strengths and abilities to help others learn how to recognize, build and use their strengths and abilities to enhance their well-being and the well-being of the people around them.
- To recognize that we can be powerful role models in the way that we work and interact with others and commit to being the best model that we can for our children, our families, and others.
- To relate and communicate with others as equal and important colleagues throughout the treatment process.
- To create a positive and nurturing environment that makes others feel important and special to us.
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- To welcome and respect the diversity in each child and family’s cultural, economic, racial, ethnic, and religious traditions.
- To recognize, respect and believe that children can flourish in different types of families.
- To recognize and believe that all people are capable of personal growth, development and change, which includes us as well as the children and families that we serve.
- To recognize, build and use our own strengths and abilities to help children and families learn how to recognize, build and use their strengths and abilities to enhance the well-being of their family.
- To recognize that we can be powerful role models in the way that we work and interact with our children and families and commit to being the best model that we can for our children and families.
- To believe and help our children and families believe that a true measure of our commitment to self-improvement and personal growth is how we choose to react, learn, and grow from our failures and mistakes.
- To help our families understand how their commitment to and participation in the treatment process shows their commitment to supporting the needs of their child.
- To relate and communicate with parents as equal and important colleagues throughout the treatment process.
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