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Youth Services

Offering mentorship, after-school programs, summer camps, and other services to young people.

The Salvation Army of the Lowcountry Youth Services Information

Our Services

At The Salvation Army of the Lowcountry, we believe every young person is created by God with purpose, potential, and value. Our youth programs are centered on Jesus Christ and are designed to help young people grow in their faith, develop positive relationships, and discover the gifts and abilities God has given them.

Youth Programs

Tuesdays — Beginning at 4:00 PM
Our weekly youth programs provide a safe, welcoming environment where young people can learn, have fun, build friendships, and grow in their relationship with Jesus.

School pickup is available for participating youth, making it easier for families to take part in our programs.

Each afternoon includes homework help, a hot meal, fellowship, activities, and Christian teaching. We want every young person who walks through our doors to know that they are loved, valued, and created with a purpose.

Programs for Different Ages

Kids Program — Ages 7–12
A fun and engaging program where younger children can build friendships, learn about Jesus, receive homework help, and participate in activities designed for their age group.

Teen Program — Ages 12–19
A space where teens can connect with one another, discuss real-life issues, explore their faith, and grow in their relationship with Jesus while developing confidence and purpose.

Our desire is to come alongside young people and their families, helping the next generation grow in faith, character, confidence, and purpose.

Center for Worship and Social Services
2505 North Street 
Beaufort, SC 29901 

Phone: 843-524-3727
Email: BeaufortSC@uss.salvationarmy.org

Directions

Program Schedule

Timezone: -05:00 USA Eastern Time (DST)
Location: The Salvation Army of the Lowcountry

Youth & Teens 2:30 - 6:30 PM
Meal 4:00 PM
Program 5:00 PM
School pick-up is an optoin

Stats

1,490,912

children attended youth programs at a Salvation Army last year

1 in 5

children are left alone to take care of themselves after the school day ends.

83,034

children and adults attended a Salvation Army camp last summer, where we served nearly 900,000 meals

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