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SC Communities to Benefit from Healthy Eating, Active Living Grant
Coalitions will be able to apply for mini-grants through Eat Smart Move More South Carolina to fund small-scale projects that are needed to help catapult their healthy eating and active living initiatives.
A Healthier State House Challenge Enters Third Year; Vermont State House Joins Challenge
South Carolina’s lawmakers, staff, and lobbyists prepare for another friendly and healthy competition to find out who’s most motivated to move.
New Rankings Show Healthiest and Least Healthy Counties in South Carolina
An easy-to-use snapshot that compares counties within states, the Rankings show that where you live influences how well and how long you live. The local-level data make it clear that good health is influenced by many factors beyond medical care including housing, education, and jobs.
Let’s Go! South Carolina Community Snapshots
Let’s Go! SC Initiative Shows Positive Results
Six communities participated in the Let’s Go! South Carolina initiative, implementing strategies across multiple sectors to increase access to healthy foods and physical activity, and have had a huge impact on community health.
VIDEO: Columbia’s Vending Food Service Policy
Learn about the City of Columbia’s comprehensive Healthy Vending and Food Service Policy!
ESMMSC Elects New Board Chairman and Three New Board Members
Eat Smart, Move More South Carolina announced the election of the new board of directors chairman and three new members. New Board Chairman Jen Wright succeeds Erika Kirby, whose term as chairman ended in 2017 but continues to serve as a board member.
State Plan Aims to Improve Rural Health
The SC Rural Health Action Plan contains 5 areas of focus, 15 recommendations, and 50+ action steps, intended to spur progress over the next 3-5 years.