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Become a HEAL Board Member! LiveWell Greenville is delighted to announce the launch of the HEAL Board! This program centers on the voices and leadership
We know that those who are closest to the problem are best equipped to develop solutions, so we create space where their voices can be heard. We connect, convene, support and facilitate in response to what our community sees as priorities in making healthy living accessible and sustainable.
We advocate for structural changes that ensure long-term equitable access to healthy foods and physical activity opportunities. Our work aims to build trusting and inclusive spaces where communities not only have access to health-promoting resources, but feel comfortable utilizing them. We envision a Greenville County where every zip code has comprehensive community infrastructure and support systems that allow individuals to move towards permanent food security, health and wellbeing.
We facilitate the collaboration of multiple sectors, partners and organizations to share expertise, perspectives and resources that promote healthy eating and active living. Convening cross-sector coalitions and workgroups, we build long-lasting relationships that work together to address health disparities and bridge access to community resources.
Become a HEAL Board Member! LiveWell Greenville is delighted to announce the launch of the HEAL Board! This program centers on the voices and leadership
A strategic partnership between three non-profit organizations and two universities has received a grant award of $1.5 million dollars from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) through the Office of Minority Health (OMH). The collaboration, named the Equity in Public Health Initiative (EPHI), aims to improve the health of Black and Hispanic individuals living in Greenville County by addressing policies and practices that contribute to structural racism and perpetuate health inequities.
On October 14, The Growing Local SC Food Summit was the inaugural meeting for organizations, individuals, farmers, and businesses working in the local food system to gather, connect, learn, and collaborate on building a collaborative network.
In one year, 1,400 children were trained on mindfulness practices related to healthy eating and physical activity.
10,250 weekend food backpacks were delivered to students in 2021.
The BUILD Trust, BUILD Health team educates our community on language access practices.
The Food Equity Action Board prioritizes the voices and leadership of those most impacted by food insecurity.