See below for our list of organizations that provide support for
health + healing
Please see below a consolidated alphabetical list of nonprofits focussed on health and healing. Feel free to connect with organizations directly for more information. While we can’t promise they will all have current volunteer opportunities we can promise this information is continually updated. If we missed your organization, let us know!
And if you are in need of services designed to help you or your group find the perfect volunteer engagement opportunity that is also aligned with your interests, values, talents, and timeline - reach out, we’d love to help!
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Each year, thousands of volunteers participate in care services programs, ALS advocacy, and numerous event and fundraising activities. We recognize the vital role volunteers play in helping support our mission, and we're committed to ensuring involvement is positive, impactful, and meaningful.
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American Cancer Society Charleston
As an American Cancer Society volunteer, you help us ensure that everyone has an opportunity to prevent, detect, treat, and survive cancer. Sign up today to honor a survivor or a loved one lost to cancer, help save the lives of people in your local community, and help end cancer as we know it, for everyone.
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American Lung Association South Carolina
The mission of the American Lung Association is to save lives by improving lung health and preventing lung disease. Follow us on Twitter @LungCoastalSC
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In addition to donating blood, there are LOTS of really cool opportunities to help our community through the red cross.
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American Lung Association South Carolina In South Carolina, youth vaping rates are nearly double the national average, with 21.2% of high school students reporting use. To combat this crisis, the Lung Association in South Carolina launched the Backpacks for Bright Futures initiative. It provides free backpacks with school supplies and educational materials on vaping dangers to students, aiming to educate families and reduce youth vaping rates.
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Amor Healing Kitchen provides nutritious, locally-sourced, plant-based meals made with love by teen volunteers for people facing health challenges.
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Ben’s Friends is a coalition of sober F&B people committed to their sobriety in an industry filled with drugs, alcohol, and stress. Each of us has found or is seeking sobriety and a way to deal with our careers and life in a sane and purposeful fashion. Our only purpose is to help each other find freedom from the bondage of our addiction.
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Berkeley County YMCA
is a non-profit human service agency serving the citizens of Berkeley County. The Berkeley County Family YMCA opened in 1994 and since then it has strived to provide low cost programs for families. -
The mission of Blissful Dreams Rescue Ranch is to share the love and gospel of Jesus Christ through therapeutic horseback riding and animal related activities for children and adults struggling with psychological, emotional, physical, and relational challenges while using formerly abused, neglected, and abandoned horses and dogs.
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The Blood Connection is an independently managed, non-profit community blood center, governed by a board of local leaders. Our mission is to support our healthcare partners with adequate, safe, cost-effective blood supplies and services.
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Boon Project for Young Adults Fighting Cancer exists to combat the increased rates of isolation and depression in young adult cancer fighters and survivors, as well as to equip them with resources in their fight to help increase survival rates. The mission of the organization is to support young adult cancer fighters and their unique needs, through providing beneficial programs and creating a cooperative cancer fighting culture that works to heal the whole patient.
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We provide a safe group environment to support & empower children, teens & their families grieving a death
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Bradley Blake Foundation serves as a catalyst in nurturing and restoring the lives of families and friends victimized by violent crimes.
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Children's Cancer Partners of the Carolinas
There are only 10 childhood cancer treatment locations combined between North & South Carolina. That's where we step in - providing resources to the families for travel and sustenance.
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Camp Rise Above is a unique non-profit organization that provides fun, life changing camp experiences to children and young adults with serious illnesses, life challenges, and disabilities.
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Chase After a Cure (CAAC) was started in 2009 by Summerville, S.C., resident Whitney Ringler and her family after her son, Chase, was given a 30 percent chance of survival after being diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma. Chase survived this aggressive form of cancer and now his family works tirelessly on behalf of childhood cancer research. CAAC supports families of childhood cancer patients, raises awareness about childhood cancer, specifically neuroblastoma, and funds childhood cancer research at the Medical University of South Carolina Children’s Hospital.
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Carolina Children’s Charity has been a community organization from the very beginning. The Charity was created by local volunteers committed to meeting the needs of local children with birth defects and/or childhood diseases.
With the dedication and commitment of the Tri-County Fire Chiefs Association, WCBD NBC 2, Lowcountry firefighters, and many other local groups, we are able to assist thousands of Lowcountry families when their child is diagnosed with a birth defect and/or childhood disease.
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Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center | Participate in various anti-stigma community events.
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Charleston Friends Foundation Local Charleston friends and families that are willing to chip in to create and sustain a Foundation for the use of their friends and families.
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Charleston Hope increases access to mental and behavioral health programs in Title 1 schools to enhance student well-being.
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Charleston YMCA purpose is to improve the lives of all in the Greater Charleston area by connecting individuals, families, and communities with opportunities based on Christian Values that strengthen spirit, mind, and body.
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… to decrease health disparities and increase the health literacy of African Americans and the underserved communities throughout the Carolinas.\The organization accomplishes this by providing health education programs that promote wellness and healthy lifestyles and hopes to increase the number of African-American health providers in the state of South Carolina.
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Our mission is to provide year-round, unforgettable experiences for children with cancer and their families in South Carolina.
We provide much needed respite, mutual support and positive activities free of charge to these wonderful children and their families.
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Darkness to Light is a non-profit committed to empowering adults to prevent child sexual abuse.
Our work is guided by the vision of a world free from child sexual abuse, where children can grow up happy, healthy and safe. We know that prevention is possible, and we believe that it is an adult responsibility to protect children.
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Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center
The mission of the Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center is to lead and coordinate a child-focused, community-wide response to prevent abuse, protect children, and heal families. Our community has a long history of advocating for children who are victims of abuse.
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We promote physical and mental wellness among cancer survivors and their community through dragon boating.
P.A.T.H.
Paddle. Achieve. Transform. Heal.
P.A.T.H. is DBC’s free outreach program for cancer patients and survivors in the local communities of Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. Participants enjoy a private group setting learning the basics of dragon boating and creating support for one another. The program begins with an orientation session followed by group training sessions.
Those interested in participating should contact Sarah Evans.
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Our mission is to advance prevention, detection, treatment and rehabilitation of oral, head and neck cancer through public awareness, research, advocacy and survivorship.
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Holy City WellBeing (HCWB) is a 501c (3) nonprofit organization serving the state of South Carolina and beyond with Mental Wellness Trainings (WRAP). We provide a path of planning through mental wellness trainings, workshops and activities that address workplace burnout, early childhood trauma depression, anxiety, coping skills, grieving, awareness of triggers and stressors, previous crisis, self-care, family mental health challenges and decision making.
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Hoofprints in the Sand is organized and operated to empower and support those, especially Veterans, suffering from traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder, as well as their families, through equine-assisted therapy and outdoor activities, and rehabilitative and therapeutic healing programs.
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Hope Lodge
The American Cancer Society Hope Lodge program provides a free home away from home for cancer patients and their caregivers. More than just a roof over their heads, it’s a nurturing community that helps patients access the care they need. -
Kay Phillips Child Advocacy Center
As a nationally accredited Children’s Advocacy Center, our main goal is to ensure that children disclosing abuse are not further victimized by the intervention systems designed to protect them. This is why we offer child-focused, evidence-based programs, which work closely with representatives from many other disciplines to effectively investigate, prosecute, and treat child abuse. At Kay Phillips Child Advocacy Center, whether a child visits our center once for their initial forensic interview, or they visit us weekly for therapy services, one thing remains true – they will NEVER receive a bill for services that are provided. This means that cost never gets in the way of a child’s path toward hope, healing, and empowerment.
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LEAP is the South Carolina Lowcountry’s source for Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP). EAP is an experience-based therapy that helps people find success in their daily lives.
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Dare to Dream Project powering innovative research, new, safer treatments, support services, and advocacy...for kids.
Leukemia Lymphoma Society Volunteer Opportunities
LLS works to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.
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Leukemia Lymphoma Society Volunteers In Action GA & SC
Welcome to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), where volunteers are the lifeblood of our mission. Your Volunteer LLS account will connect you with everything you need to make an impact. You’ll be able to search for opportunities in your zip code, stay in touch with staff and fellow volunteers, and access your fundraising page, local event calendars, resources, LLS news and more. Because of volunteers like you dedicating time and talent to our mission, LLS is closer to curing blood cancers.
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Lonon Foundation Our mission is to help children affected by their parent or caregiver’s cancer diagnosis find comfort, heal and grow from their shared experiences.
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Make - A - Wish South Carolina
Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illness
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Mental Health HEROES supports the activities and services of the Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center in its efforts to facilitate the recovery of its patients who are experiencing mental illness.
We do this by supporting and funding patients’ emergent needs, which allows them to focus on their recovery.
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MUSC Foundation - Ways to Give
Now more than ever, our nation needs a strong foundation of health care professionals, services and researchers. Your gifts help. Thank you for changing what's possible!
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All Volunteer Opportunities throughout the entire MUSC System
Charleston Applications Date:
January 6 - 10, 2025
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NAMI Charleston Area | Volunteer for presentations and events with the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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We partner with communities in developing countries to bring permanent, sustainable healthcare to the chronically underserved.
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Palmetto Community Care
For nearly 32 years Palmetto Community Care has made it our mission to assist those living with HIV and AIDS by providing a full spectrum of compassionate care and supportive services, while busting myths, breaking down barriers and inspiring hope. We are constantly working toward bringing an end to the HIV epidemic through increased HIV testing, prevention and education.
We believe no one living with HIV or AIDS should go without medical care, everyday resources and emotional support.
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Ronald McDonald House Charleston
Our mission is to provide essential services that remove barriers, strengthen families, and promote healing when children need healthcare.
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The Resilient Arrow Project stands to serve children with medical complexities and the healthcare providers who serve them by providing access to life-changing treatments, equipment, travel, family services and financial assistance.
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Roper St. Francis - Mentoring + Volunteering
Volunteering is a gift of service to others. If you have availability to be of regular weekly support and are willing to learn to lend a hand to support staff and patients, you might consider a volunteer role. You may or may not be needed in your primary area of interest. Consider what you are requesting or offering. Learn more about Volunteering with Roper St. Francis Healthcare.
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South Carolina Advocates for Epilepsy
We are here to support those living with epilepsy and their loved ones in the state of South Carolina
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The YMCA, building a Healthy Spirit, Mind, and Body for all. Begin Your Journey with the Summerville Family YMCA
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We help patients cover the critical areas that insurance companies do not.
We provide financial assistance to those with everyday needs such as wigs, prosthetics, childcare, gas cards, utility bill assistance, medication assistance and more.
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South Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition
The South Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition engages in grassroots advocacy, resource development, coalition building, and statewide messaging to improve the lives and safety of people who use drugs. We offer guidance to other groups who may be interested in learning and implementing harm reduction interventions.
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UPLIFT is a free monthly program by The Lonon Foundation for ages 5-17 and runs from August-May.
UPLIFT monthly activities focus on play and mindfulness, and help children build friendships with those who share similar experiences. UPLIFT’s activities and materials empower families by giving them the tools to cope with the stress, fear, confusion, and anxieties related to a parent’s cancer diagnosis.
health+ healing: mental health + recovery
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The Access Health Tri-County Network (AHTN) was developed in 2010, with support from Access Health SC and The Duke Endowment, and is comprised of 27 partners providing a wide range of healthcare and health-related services that work to provide uninsured residents in the Tri-County region with a coordinated approach to access to healthcare. The Network partners consist of hospitals, free clinics, healthcare centers, outreach providers, Department of Mental Health, local health department and volunteer primary care/specialty care providers.
The mission of AccessHealth Tri-County Network is to coordinate a sustainable provider network of care for low-income, uninsured residents in Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.
The objectives of the network are focused on appropriate client referral, navigation to a medical home and specialists’ services and use of health information technology that allows for shared health information and electronic health records. The Network’s clients and partners voluntarily participate in the program.
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We provide a safe group environment to support & empower children, teens & their families grieving a death
Buddies
Facilitators
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Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center
Volunteers with the Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center find a rewarding experience as they join us in our mission to support the recovery of people with mental illness.
We have a variety of exciting volunteer opportunities including:
Participating in various anti-stigma community events
Assisting with administrative and scheduling needs
Assisting our I.T. department and more
Working with our Mobile Crisis Unit
Assisting with our Annual Mental Health Conference
Our volunteers are able to impact not only the lives of our patients but provide valuable assistance to our staff members as we work together to serve those in need.
Weekend opportunities at our various community events allow volunteers to participate in our anti-stigma efforts, educating the public on issues of mental health while raising awareness of how our center can help.
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Tri county Crisis Stabilization Center (TCSC) is a 10 bed, voluntary, adult crisis unit serving Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties. This unit is designed to provide an urgent treatment option for individuals experiencing psychiatric symptoms which may require medication adjustments and/or counseling support. Historically, individuals experiencing these needs would go to the local hospital emergency departments (EDs) or jail. TCSC provides an alternative treatment option with a goal of diverting individuals from unnecessary ED visits or jail when possible.
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Life Resources is a Christian Mental Health Resource Center Serving the Lowcountry of South Carolina.
A comprehensive mental health resource center that offers counseling, coaching, classes, support groups, and clinical training.
We never want financial constraints to prevent someone from receiving care.
Our Seeds of Life Scholarship Fund allows access to mental health resources for those in need’.
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Lights On! Lights, Camera, Action (LOLCA)
www.lightsonlca.org
www.instagram.com/lightsonlca
www.facebook.com/lightsonlca
Dedicated to helping community members improve their mental health by finding social connection and a voice to help others in their struggle with substance use disorder through education, storytelling, and film. -
The MEDI Community Resource Center Directory for Community Services: Food, Housing, Goods, Transit, Health, Money, Care, Education, Work, Legal.
Promoting Health Equity Through Patient- Centered Neighborhoods
The Medi is dedicated to helping community-based organizations develop a culture of collaboration through education and the use of technology.
The goal of The Medi is to connect communities to existing services that include healthcare and social services, using technology to exchange, track and manage information.
This exchange is not only efficient but more importantly is safer, timelier, effective, equitable, and person-centered.
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If you or someone you know is experiencing amental health crisis:
CALL OR TEXT 988
We provide support in the form of free education, resources, and advocacy for people with mental health conditions and their families.
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Palmetto Palace providing hope and health to rural South Carolina through preventative and diagnostic care to underserved communities
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FOR FAMILIES
Call your local police department and speak with a VICTIM ADVOCATE
Provides resources to those in need of treatment and recovery options for family members and friends. Mental health clinicians available!NAR-ANON Family Groups
www.nar-anon.org
310-534-8188 (local) 800-477-6291 (toll free)
The Nar-Anon Family Groups is primarily for those who know or have known a feeling of desperation concerning the addiction problem of someone very near to you. We have traveled that unhappy road too, and found the answer with serenity and peace of mind.AL-ANON Family Groups
www.al-anon-sc.org
843-762-6999
alanonsc_d7@yahoo.com
The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems. We believe alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid recovery.ALATEEN
www.al-anon-sc.org
Path of Serenity, Tuesday, 8:00PM
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church, 302 Hibben St, Mount Pleasant, SC, 29464, Grace Hall Basement
Alateen is an Al-Anon group specifically designed just for young people age 19 or younger…Alateen works in exactly the same way and follows exactly the same principals designed by Al-anon, except that you are surrounded by a group of people your own age; people who are experiencing the same difficulties at home with an alcoholic parent, sibling, grandparent, or anyone else who has a problem with drinking behaviors.Start Your Recovery
https://startyourrecovery.org/
1-800-662-4357
StartYourRecovery.org provides helpful information for people who are dealing with substance use issues — and their family members, friends, and co-workers, too. We know that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to the challenges faced by those who misuse alcohol, prescription or illegal drugs, or other substances, and we aim to break through the clutter to help people at any stage of recovery. -
SOBER LIVING
Oxford Houses
www.oxfordhouse.org
www.transitionalhousing.org/ci/sc-charlestonCharleston Sober Living
www.charlestonsoberliving.com
203-598-2738
A supportive, substance-free environment of like-minded community and care for men. You receive support from your peers as well as sober coaches, and if you need or require further assistance, we can provide referrals for any clinical support or treatment you might need, including psychologists and other medical professionals.The Sanctuary Recovery Foundation
www.sanctuary-recovery.com
843-685-2614
Dedicated to providing sober living homes for men. No matter the stage you are currently in, we are here to help. We welcome you in your choice to remain accountable and to further your recovery.Magnolia Farm
www.magnoliafarm.org
843-442-4096
At Magnolia Farm our purpose is to provide a structured and stable environment for women recovering from the disease of addiction. We are dedicated to providing a sober living residence so our guests can return to life with an entirely new lifestyle and approach to living.Magdalene House
www.magdalenehouseofcharleston.org
843-834-6771
Magdalene House of Charleston provides a program of discipline and balance, as well as a structured plan that is individualized for each woman. This plan includes access to: Medical and Dental Care, Group and Individualized Therapy, Programs for Addiction Recovery, Educational Opportunities, Employment ResourcesHarbor Moon
www.harbormoonrecovery.com
843-751-3100
Residential recovery program for men with alcohol & drug addiction. Two residential recovery options for men 18 and older who suffer from alcohol and drug addiction – a Recovery Immersion Program and Transitional Recovery Residences.Palmetto Project, Inc.
(843) 577-4122
Palmetto Project’s Insure SC initiative provides health insurance application and enrollment assistance to any SC resident. These include Medicaid, Medicare, Affordable Care Act. Insure SC’s licensed staff can also help you understand how to best utilize employer-sponsored insurance and community resources, such as community health centers, free clinics, and prescription assistance programs. All services are free of charge. Since 1984, Palmetto Project has been working to identify innovative solutions to some of our state’s most pressing social and economic challenges and puts them into action.
Transcendence Treatment Center
854-222-3773
Everyone experiences trauma differently, which is why effective substance use disorder treatment will include individualized, trauma-informed programming. At Transcendence Treatment Center, our multifaceted programs help heal unresolved trauma and substance use disorders by addressing the mind, body, and spirit.
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StartYourRecovery.org provides helpful information for people who are dealing with substance use issues — and their family members, friends, and co-workers, too.
We know that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to the challenges faced by those who misuse alcohol, prescription or illegal drugs, or other substances, and we aim to break through the clutter to help people at any stage of recovery.
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WakeUp Carolina gives wings to the belief that there should be a safe place for our community to come together and provide hope, raise awareness, and facilitate recovery for Charleston’s youth, young adults and their families. Community partners throughout the area have united to address the rising substance misuse among our youth head-on.
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health + healing: critical healthcare services
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The Access Health Tri-County Network (AHTN) was developed in 2010, with support from Access Health SC and The Duke Endowment, and is comprised of 27 partners providing a wide range of healthcare and health-related services that work to provide uninsured residents in the Tri-County region with a coordinated approach to access to healthcare. The Network partners consist of hospitals, free clinics, healthcare centers, outreach providers, Department of Mental Health, local health department and volunteer primary care/specialty care providers.
The mission of AccessHealth Tri-County Network is to coordinate a sustainable provider network of care for low-income, uninsured residents in Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.
The objectives of the network are focused on appropriate client referral, navigation to a medical home and specialists’ services and use of health information technology that allows for shared health information and electronic health records. The Network’s clients and partners voluntarily participate in the program.
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Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic
We are a free clinic in Charleston, SC. At Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic, we treat patients for all of their primary care health needs, including diabetes, hypertension, coronary disease, depression, and more. Our on-going primary care is provided to our patients just like any typical family practice, but at no cost.
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Tri county Crisis Stabilization Center (TCSC) is a 10 bed, voluntary, adult crisis unit serving Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties. This unit is designed to provide an urgent treatment option for individuals experiencing psychiatric symptoms which may require medication adjustments and/or counseling support. Historically, individuals experiencing these needs would go to the local hospital emergency departments (EDs) or jail. TCSC provides an alternative treatment option with a goal of diverting individuals from unnecessary ED visits or jail when possible.
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The Dream Center Clinic (DCC) is a faith-based free medical clinic. Our purpose is to provide routine, outpatient health and wellness services to the medically underserved residents of North Charleston, Hanahan, Goose Creek and West Ashley in South Carolina.
The primary focus is on uninsured families, whose income is below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). The DCC relies on medical and non-medical volunteers to provide services at the clinic during hours that are convenient to our patients.
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ECCO Dental Services East Cooper Community Outreach (ECCO) provides a range of dental procedures and services for uninsured adults each year – all at no cost to the patient. Through our partnership with the MUSC College of Dental Medicine and Trident Technical College of Dental Hygiene, we are able to provide preventative and restorative care, as well as extractions through our Extraction Clinic. Last year, we provided more than $532,000 worth of dental care to nearly 700 neighbors.
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Fetter Health Care Network has been proud to provide access to quality, affordable care throughout the Lowcountry. As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), we are dedicated to supporting insured, uninsured and underserved residents in Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton and Dorchester Counties.
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Fisher House Charleston, at 150 Wentworth Street, in the heart of Charleston welcomed its first guests in January 2018 into a massive 15,000 square feet, 16 bedroom home-away-from-home in the heart of Charleston’s historical downtown. We couldn’t have asked for a better location to be a solace for familes with loved ones being treated at Charleston’s Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center.
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Harvest Free Medical Clinic is a 501c3 non-profit organization, founded in 2003. It has been the joy of the clinic to serve the greater Charleston community for over 20 years!
Our primarily volunteer staff is excited to provide free medical care and medications to those without resources to pay.
We aim to demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ through the care at Harvest. All individuals are eligible for care without regard to faith, nationality, creed, or lifestyle.
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Lowcountry Center for Veterans Research's (LCVR) mission is to advance discovery and innovation through research initiatives dedicated to improving the overall health and well-being of veterans living in the lowcountry.
This program encompasses studies in medical research, health services research, and clinical trials. Our team of nationally and internationally recognized physicians and scientists is committed to advancing the understanding of disease causes and improving treatment methods
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The Lowcountry Regional Emergency Medical Services Council, is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization serving the twelve counties in the Lowcountry Region by providing training, consulting, and technical assistance to emergency services agencies and other allied health agencies and personnel. It is the express purpose of the EMS Council to assist in the development of emergency health care systems within EMS Region IV of South Carolina, and to increase the accessibility and continuity of the overall quality of health care in the Lowcountry Region of South Carolina.
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The MEDI Community Resource Center Directory for Community Services: Food, Housing, Goods, Transit, Health, Money, Care, Education, Work, Legal.
Promoting Health Equity Through Patient- Centered Neighborhoods
The Medi is dedicated to helping community-based organizations develop a culture of collaboration through education and the use of technology.
The goal of The Medi is to connect communities to existing services that include healthcare and social services, using technology to exchange, track and manage information.
This exchange is not only efficient but more importantly is safer, timelier, effective, equitable, and person-centered.
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North Charleston Dental Outreach
We are a faith-based charity dental clinic operating in the heart of Charleston to the glory of God. Our team includes staff, volunteers, and community partners working together to love our neighbors.
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MUSC Hollings Cancer Center launched its new, state-of-the-art Mobile Health Unit in 2022 to continue its mission to provide cancer screening and education services to communities designated as the most medically underserved in South Carolina.
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If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis:
CALL OR TEXT 988
We provide support in the form of free education, resources, and advocacy for people with mental health conditions and their families.
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Operation Sight
By eradicating financial barriers that stand in the way of vision restoration, we aim to ensure that no one in South Carolina is left behind due to the inability to afford necessary eye treatments.
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Palmetto Palace providing hope and health to rural South Carolina through preventative and diagnostic care to underserved communities
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Palmetto Project is committed to all South Carolinians having access to quality, affordable preventive, primary, and specialty healthcare services
Insure SC is a one-stop shop to enroll and get information about health coverage options including Medicaid, Medicare, Marketplace, and private insurance. All services are free.
It is the first nonprofit insurance agency in South Carolina and the second in the nation. Revenue generated strengthens our impact in financial stability and work readiness.
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Ronald McDonald House Charleston
Our mission is to provide essential services that remove barriers, strengthen families, and promote healing when children need healthcare.
We believe in a world where every family has what they need to ensure the best health outcomes for their children.
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Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) are small, portable electronic devices used to restore normal heart rhythm to people in cardiac arrest. AEDs are safe and easy to use, making it possible for non-medical personnel to be trained to provide rapid defibrillation.
If you would like to learn more about purchasing an AED for your location, please contact us at (843) 724-2657, or email Morgan Wegner at morgan.wegner@cardiopartners.com.
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Shifa Clinic provides compassionate and high-quality medical care to uninsured, indigent populations across the life span and to support efforts towards reducing food insecurity for the well-being of our community in South Carolina regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, or national origin and to put into practice the Islamic teachings of compassion, mercy, and service to humanity.
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