Hosted by the Alliance for a Healthier South Carolina, this half-day summit aims to convene community leaders and organizations to foster community health improvement through a collaborative learning experience. The summit will feature a diverse array of speakers who will provide promising practices and resources to impact community efforts on a state and local level.
SAVE THE DATE! The SC Farm to School Summit will consist of keynote speakers and educational sessions discussing topics such as local procurement, school nutrition, agricultural education, school gardening, and how to Bridge the Gap from Farm to School. More information is coming soon!
Pastides Alumni Center at the University of South Carolina
900 Senate Street Columbia,
South Carolina
29201United StatesView Venue Website
Support the South Carolina Public Health Association and register your team for the 17th Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser!! To become a 2024 SCPHA Golf Tournament Sponsor, please contact Richard Funderburk at funderrp@gmail.com. Visit www.scpha.com for more information!
AT THE SPUR AT NORTHWOODS GOLF CLUB 201 POWELL ROAD, COLUMBIA, SC 29203
Check-in: 7:30 am – 9:00 am Shotgun starts 9:00 am
The saying “Together we are better” is easier said than done. Discover how statewide organizations overcome challenges to lead partnerships with limited capacity and resources. Join them as they share insights on balancing short-term activities with a long-term vision of a state where quality of life is a priority, and everyone has an equitable opportunity to thrive. Gain valuable lessons, insights into obstacles, and highlights as they establish priorities, coordinate activities and measure impact across the state.
Get ready to learn about the exciting initiatives underway in our state that aim to bridge the gap between communities and schools! Join us as Rachel Fobare takes us on a journey through the implementation of Erin’s Law in our schools and shares valuable information about community resources that can support this law’s requirements. And that’s not all – we’ll also hear from Robin Cooper, who will discuss how schools and community partners can work together to improve student and community health by aligning their shared goals. This is a unique opportunity to discover how collaboration and partnerships can lead to positive outcomes for our communities, so don’t miss it!