Findings from the SC FitnessGram project highlight the benefits parents and communities can gain by including physical activity in children’s schedules over the summer and beyond.
The Duke Endowment is currently seeking new applications for Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas, a program to improve community health outcomes in North Carolina and South Carolina. Apply by July 2, 2018.
After 10 years of perseverance, disabled children in Laurens can finally play at Little River Park.
Boys and Girls Club youth are increasing access to physical activity for students and neighbors of Blue Eagle Academy.
Providing youth and adults with an inspiring and engaging experience at the Youth Summit requires quality speakers and a guaranteed enjoyable time. That’s what this year’s headliner does every day.
The Laurens County HYPE Team are making their voice heard and having a positive impact on the health and safety of their community.
Anderson School District 4 pick-up lines don’t mean sitting and waiting any more.
As the Manager of Policy, Advocacy and Community Support, Ford will support ESMMSC’s advocacy efforts on the state and local levels and provide support to community coalitions.
Who’s a healthy eating active living leader in your community? Nominate someone who deserves to be recognized for their hard work and dedication.