The Heart of the Carolinas Home Care team was honored to serve as a Gold Sponsor for the Washington Center Walk & Roll Event, and what an unforgettable day it was!

The Walk & Roll is more than just a community event, it’s a movement. Every step taken and every wheel that rolled helped shine a light on the incredible students at Washington Center, Greenville County Schools’ specialized program for children with profound special needs.

Why It Matters:

Washington Center provides vital resources, education, and individualized care for students with significant challenges. Events like Walk & Roll are essential in raising awareness and funds to support their life-changing programs—everything from adaptive equipment to enrichment activities.

Let’s Keep the Conversation Going:

We were inspired by the dedication of the students, the love from their families, and the powerful sense of unity among volunteers, donors, and community members. Were you there too? Share your favorite memory or photo in the comments on our facebook page.

Heart of the Carolinas Home Care (HOTC) delivers compassionate, in-home non-medical and skilled nursing care for children, adults, and seniors with complex medical conditions or special needs. Our experienced RNs and LPNs provide personalized support tailored to each client’s age and unique health requirements, enhancing comfort and quality of life at home. For a trusted partner in home care give us a call today at (864) 990-4345

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Edward Harrison

Founder at Heart of the Carolinas

Edward Harrison founded the Heart of the Carolinas Homecare in 2007 when he saw there was a need for caregivers that provide non-medical home care services, at a price that most people could afford. It was standard in the industry to require hourly minimums and it was common to be assigned a caregiver, not matched with one based on your individual personal needs. Edward understood that to make a successful relationship between caregiver and client, skills were not enough, personality and compatibility plays as much a role as do skills.

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