The 13 selected members of the Health Equity Action Leadership Board make up a diverse, multi-cultural, and multi-lingual group that will be meeting for the first time at Greenville Multicultural Church this evening. Meetings will continue 1-2 times a month thru May 2023 to develop policy recommendations to increase health equity in the White Horse Road Area.
Last year, with over 200+ actively engaged partner organizations, LiveWell Greenville spearheaded 120 policies, systems, and environmental changes impacting 39,723+ Greenville County community members.
We Partnered With Prisma Health And FoodShare Greenville To Launch ProduceRx Program To Feed 440 Families.
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 of residents most impacted by…
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.
Food insecurity was experiential for Alfred Johnson long before he became the pastor of a church plant in Greenville. Rev. Alfred Johnson is the Pastor of Church Without Walls and…
Greenville County Food Equity Action Board (FEAB), made up of 14 residents from neighborhoods across Greenville County, met for nine two-hour sessions between November 2021 and March 2022 to connect, learn, and develop these policy recommendations.
Help us spread the word about where families can find free meals and food in their neighborhoods through the Greenville County Community Food Resource Guide.
On Sat. April 9, 2022, a dream officially became reality as the Feed & Seed Food Innovation Hub opened in the Judson Mill. As a longtime partner of LiveWell Greenville…
