Lowcountry Stem Collaborative

The Canterbury House is a non-profit senior community in Charleston, SC, offering independent living and age-in-place services overseen by a dedicated Board of Directors. Situated in the vibrant heart of historic Charleston, residents enjoy proximity to various amenities like houses of worship, shopping centers, post offices, restaurants, and medical facilities within walking distance. Comprised of two buildings, Canterbury House welcomes individuals aged 62 and above who meet annual income criteria. Canterbury West, a 13-story high-rise with 204 apartments, and Canterbury East, a four-story building with 46 apartments (including units designed for the physically disabled), provide comfortable and affordable housing options subject to HUD income guidelines. With a mission to prioritize residents' well-being, Canterbury House, sponsored by the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina, is committed to fostering a supportive environment that promotes physical, emotional, and spiritual health. By offering additional services to meet daily needs, the community aims to uphold residents' independence and dignity while ensuring a program of stewardship. Generated from the website content

The International Longshoremen’s Association is the largest union of maritime workers in North America. Representing over 85,000 longshoremen across various regions, including the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, Great Lakes, major U.S. rivers, Puerto Rico, Eastern Canada, and the Bahamas, it holds a significant presence in the maritime industry. Established in 1892, the ILA has a rich history rooted in the organization of longshoremen, with origins dating back to the Association of Lumber Handlers in 1877. The union aims to protect the rights and interests of its members, advocating for fair labor practices and working conditions within the maritime sector. One notable aspect of the ILA is its focus on issues such as tracking damages caused by mishandling of containers, ensuring that members' jobs are safeguarded. Through various initiatives, the ILA continues to play a pivotal role in supporting and representing the maritime workforce in North America. Generated from the website content

The Family Resource Center for Disabilities and Special Needs is a nonprofit organization based in Charleston, South Carolina, dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities and special needs, along with their families and communities in the Lowcountry. Through education, advocacy, and outreach, the center promotes opportunities for learning, inclusion, and empowerment. Offering free access to a variety of training programs and a comprehensive catalog of resource materials, the Family Resource Center aims to enhance the lives of those it serves. Their services include parent training, mentoring, and tools for transition, all designed to foster growth and support within the community. Generated from the website