Eat Smart, Move More Kershaw County plans safer places for physical activity.
Grant efforts will encourage, assist and provide resources to local schools and PTA/PTO’s to implement healthy school activities and policies.
More than 200 other cities in the U.S. received the recognition for actively providing youth opportunities for play.
Following months of planning, the Barnwell County Healthy Communities Network is ready to start two new farmer’s markets and faith-based health ministries.
Wofford and Converse Colleges launch bicycling on their campuses.
Students in Kershaw County schools are drinking more water. See how they teamed up with Eat Smart, Move More Kershaw County to spread their message!
Boeing and Palmetto Conservation Foundation are teaming up to complete the Palmetto Trail, a 425-mile project to connect South Carolina’s mountainous Upstate with the shimmering Coast of the Atlantic Ocean with pedestrian and bicycle trails.
In Charleston County schools, Cooking Matters program focuses on cost-conscious healthy eating and fills the gap between learning and consuming.
Randomized controlled trial of popular recess program shows widespread benefits, including less bullying, more physical activity, and more time for teaching.
National speaker and local panelists will talk about getting minority leaders involved in creating environments of change.
An Orangeburg community health center is featured in the manual as a model for other farmers’ markets throughout the state.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest is moderating a Healthier Food Choices for Public Places (Procurement) group on the Community Commons website.