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Eat Smart Move More Charleston Tri-County
Amanda Metzger
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Local News
Lowcountry Street Grocery Turns to Partners to Reach Homebound
Food deserts can be found almost anywhere in South Carolina, including popular metropolitan areas like North Charleston.
Race Equity Resources
Are you interested in learning more about how to incorporate racial equity into HEAL community work? We have resources for you to use.
Statement from Eat Smart Move More South Carolina on racism, disparities, and inequities
We are committed to being a part of the work of ending racism and violence against black people in South Carolina.
Nearly $31,000 Awarded to 8 Communities
Round 4 of the Let’sGo! 3.0 Mini-Grants will impact thousands.
Policy Wins: Healthy Food Choices in Public Places
Vending machines are getting healthier in three major areas of the state.
Nikki Seibert Kelley
How does one become passionate about leading a healthy lifestyle and advocating for others who may not have resources in their community? Many people make it their career to improve access to healthy resources, while others fall into it by uncontrollable circumstances. Using a healthy diet to overcome some personal health issues was the spark […]
Charleston Moves Awarded East Coast Greenway Mini-Grant
Charleston Moves will use funds to focus on “People First on the West Ashley Greenway.”
Small Businesses, Local Economies Reap the Benefits of Active Communities
Ten South Carolina municipalities are experiencing a growing economy thanks to pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly infrastructure improvement projects.
Johns Island Farmers Market to implement government food program
Johns Island Farmers Market is the only market in the Charleston area accepting SNAP, while other markets leave it up to the vendor.
15 SC Schools Honored by the Alliance for a Healthier Generation for fighting childhood obesity
Congratulations to all of the schools awarded for leading comprehensive health, physical activity, and wellness efforts.