SC CHW Navigating Vaccine Conversations: Confidence & Skill Building
Navigating Vaccine Conversations: Confidence & Skill Building
Wednesdays, August 5 & 12
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Participants must attend both sessions to complete the training and earn four CHW CEUs.
Community Health Workers serve as a vital bridge between the medical system and the community. This interactive training will help CHWs develop the confidence and practical skills to:
Listen for the concerns and experiences behind vaccine decisions
Respond without judgment or confrontation
Build trust and shared understanding
Navigate emotionally charged conversations
Help families make informed decisions
Move communities toward action that protects our children
The goal is not to win an argument. It is to preserve trust, create space for honest conversation, and help families protect the health of their children.
Able SC Access Starts Here! The ADA and Community Providers & Non-profits Part 1
This two-part webinar series is designed for community providers and nonprofit organizations across South Carolina who want to strengthen their understanding of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and improve access for people with disabilities. Each session will focus on practical, real-world strategies to support compliance while creating welcoming, accessible environments.
Part 1: This session introduces the basics of the ADA and how it applies to service providers and nonprofits. Participants will learn about reasonable accommodations, effective communication requirements, and common barriers to access. The webinar provides clear, practical guidance for meeting legal responsibilities and creating more accessible programs and services.
New Morning Leveraging Simple Technology to Advance Maternal Health Equity Statewide
This live webinar explores how simple, accessible technologies can help improve maternal health outcomes and advance equity across communities. Participants will learn how to connect individuals to programs that support maternal mental health, postpartum care, and overall well-being.
Led by Dr. Connie Guille, the session highlights practical strategies and real-world tools that providers can use to strengthen care and improve outcomes
Able SC Access Starts Here! The ADA and Community Providers & Non-profits Part 2
This two-part webinar series is designed for community providers and nonprofit organizations across South Carolina who want to strengthen their understanding of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and improve access for people with disabilities. Each session will focus on practical, real-world strategies to support compliance while creating welcoming, accessible environments.
Part 2: This session focuses on putting ADA requirements into practice. Topics include accessibility, service animals, handling accommodation requests, and communication strategies in real-world settings. Participants will explore practical examples and solutions to common accessibility challenges.
Bon Secours St. Francis 8th Annual Human Trafficking Seminar
From Recognition to Response: Collaborating for Impact
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System is honored to host our 8th Annual Human Trafficking Seminar on Friday, August 21, from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM, at Grace Church's Pelham Rd Campus (2801 Pelham Rd, Greenville, SC). This year's seminar, From Recognition to Response: Collaborating for Impact, invites healthcare professionals, law enforcement, community leaders, and advocates to consider how collaboration can be a decisive force in identifying, interrupting, and responding to trafficking in our region.
We are privileged to welcome Dr. Francine Bono-Neri, PhD, RN, APRN, PNP, FAAN, as a featured speaker. A pediatric nurse practitioner, trained sexual assault nurse examiner, researcher, and published author with over 32 years of clinical and academic experience, Dr. Bono-Neri is the Co-founder and President of Nurses United Against Human Trafficking, a global professional association dedicated to educating, equipping, and empowering healthcare professionals on anti-trafficking measures. In 2024, she was recognized at the United Nations, receiving both the Inspiring Global Nurse Award and the International Ceca Award for her advocacy work.
SC Community Health Worker Association Community Health Worker Awareness Week
The celebration will feature an opportunity to connect with Community Health Workers, partners, and Allies. We will present the 2026 CHW of the Year, CHW Program of the Year, CHW Ally of the Year, and the Dr. Rick Foster CHW Leadership Award.
The 2026 SCCHWA Ambassador Class will also be announced.
Guest Speakers, Sponsors, and Lots of Fun!
14th Annual Telehealth Summit of South Carolina
The 14th Annual Telehealth Summit of South Carolina returns August 31–September 2, 2026, bringing healthcare leaders, providers, policymakers, educators, and technology partners together in Greenville, South Carolina, at the Hyatt Regency Greenville.
Hosted by Palmetto Care Connections, this statewide event serves as the premier forum for collaboration, innovation, and practical solutions that strengthen access to care through telehealth across South Carolina. Attendees can expect dynamic speakers, timely policy and technology updates, and valuable networking opportunities designed to advance telehealth programs and partnerships statewide.
Additional details, speakers, and registration information will be announced soon — but now is the time to mark your calendar and plan to join us in Greenville.
SC DPH SC Housing Development 101
Join us and learn about best practices and programs in creating and preserving affordable housing in our state!
During this training, we will have a discussion on the tools SC Housing uses to create and preserve affordable housing across the state. Topics will include the Low Income Housing Tax Credit, the South Carolina Housing Tax Credit, and Multifamily Tax Exempt Bonds, along with our Small Rental Development Program, Supportive Housing Program, and Home Repair Programs. We will broadly cover what these fund sources are and how to apply for them.
New Morning Vasectomy
All trainings are offered free of charge, include CME credit, and are designed for healthcare professionals.
These trainings are hosted through the New Morning Training site at www.newmorningtraining.org, where we continue to add new learning opportunities throughout the year. We encourage interested individuals to check the event calendar regularly for new offerings.
Furman CLP: Socially Connected Communities as a Driver of Health
Learn about the role social connections play in our community's health and well-being and hear about a new initiative between IACH and the Shucker Leadership Fellowship program that awards microgrants to students for projects designed to strengthen social connections.
For more information on any of these events, please contact Loretta Crowley, Director of Education at loretta.crowley@furman.edu
Furman Community Health Conversations: The Power of Belonging
Panel presentation will address individual experiences of connection, purpose, and well-being.
For more information on any of these events, please contact Loretta Crowley, Director of Education at loretta.crowley@furman.edu
New Morning AI in Healthcare
All trainings are offered free of charge, include CME credit, and are designed for healthcare professionals.
These trainings are hosted through the New Morning Training site at www.newmorningtraining.org, where we continue to add new learning opportunities throughout the year. We encourage interested individuals to check the event calendar regularly for new offerings.
New Morning Understanding and Addressing Contraceptive Mis & Disinformation
This webinar equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and communication skills to navigate the growing challenge of contraceptive mis- and disinformation (MDI). As misinformation becomes more prevalent, providers must respond in ways that are accurate, respectful, and grounded in trust. Led by Lisa Stern, RN, MSN, and Nikita Malcolm, MPH, from CECA, this session explores how MDI shapes patient experiences and offers evidence-informed, empathetic strategies for responding with confidence.
What You’ll Learn
Understanding and Addressing Contraceptive Mis and Disinformation (MDI)
What is MDI
Understanding contraceptive MDI
How contraceptive MDI shows up in practice
Impact of contraceptive MDI
Strategies to address MDI
Furman Community Health Showcase
For more information on any of these events, please contact Loretta Crowley, Director of Education at loretta.crowley@furman.edu
Furman CLP: My Neighbor's Voice
Creating purposeful and productive community connections.
For more information on any of these events, please contact Loretta Crowley, Director of Education at loretta.crowley@furman.edu
New Morning Non-contraceptive Benefits of Hormonal Methods
All trainings are offered free of charge, include CME credit, and are designed for healthcare professionals.
These trainings are hosted through the New Morning Training site at www.newmorningtraining.org, where we continue to add new learning opportunities throughout the year. We encourage interested individuals to check the event calendar regularly for new offerings.
SC Thrive Annual Training
Once a year, dedicated professionals from across South Carolina gather together to learn, to share, and to support one another. Listen to dynamic speakers from across South Carolina as they share fresh ideas to better serve clients, make lasting professional connections, and have fun!
SCORH 2026 Annual Rural Health Conference
Join us for SC’s 2026 Annual Rural Health Conference!
The Annual Rural Health Conference is an opportunity for rural healthcare professionals, hospital administrators, educators and community leaders to learn from experts in rural topics, and to network with each other. This year’s conference will be held in Spartanburg, SC from October 20-22, 2026!
Family Connection SC Buddy Walk
Celebrate. Connect. Belong.
Join Family Connection of South Carolina for Buddy Walk 2026 on Sunday, November 1 as we celebrate individuals with Down Syndrome and the families who love them.
Buddy Walk is more than a walk — it’s a day filled with laughter, friendship, community, and inclusion. Families, friends, neighbors, schools, businesses, and community partners come together to celebrate every Buddy, while raising awareness and supporting Family Connection’s mission of connecting families across South Carolina.
Whether this is your first Buddy Walk or your family’s favorite fall tradition, you’ll find a welcoming community ready to celebrate alongside you.
New Morning Family Planning via Telehealth
All trainings are offered free of charge, include CME credit, and are designed for healthcare professionals.
These trainings are hosted through the New Morning Training site at www.newmorningtraining.org, where we continue to add new learning opportunities throughout the year. We encourage interested individuals to check the event calendar regularly for new offerings.
9th Annual Live Healthy SC Conference
9th Annual Live Healthy SC Conference
More info coming soon!
Diabetes Free SC Annual Meeting
During this full-day, interactive program, clinicians, community health workers, community leaders, advocates and stakeholders share inspiration that will shape new approaches to tackling diabetes in South Carolina and explore outcomes from our partners. As a convening of all diabetes allies from across the state, this is your chance to learn from and share with each other and the funded programs of Diabetes Free SC.
Furman Community Health Conversations: Connected Communities
Panel presentation will address how relationships, organizations, and intergenerational connections strengthen health.
For more information on any of these events, please contact Loretta Crowley, Director of Education at loretta.crowley@furman.edu
New Morning Family Planning for Individuals with Diabetes
All trainings are offered free of charge, include CME credit, and are designed for healthcare professionals.
These trainings are hosted through the New Morning Training site at www.newmorningtraining.org, where we continue to add new learning opportunities throughout the year. We encourage interested individuals to check the event calendar regularly for new offerings.
Family Connection SC Hopes & Dreams
Hopes & Dreams Conference brings together parents, students, professionals, exhibitors, and sponsors for a day of learning and collaboration!
Alliance Mid-Year Membership Meeting
Alliance Mid-Year Membership Meeting (Virtual)
Open to members only
CHNA/CHIP Community Collaborative: Learning Session (virtual)
CHNA/CHIP Community Collaborative: Learning Session (virtual)
From Plan to Progress: Monitoring and Communicating Community Health Improvement
This virtual learning session focuses on strategies for tracking, measuring, and communicating progress on Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIPs). Participants will explore practical approaches to monitoring implementation, using data to assess impact, and effectively sharing progress with partners, stakeholders, and communities to sustain momentum and accountability.
Berkeley Mental Health Forum
The Charleston-Berkeley-Dorchester Mental Health Committee invites you to the Berkeley County Mental Health Forum that brings together residents, service providers, mental health advocates, and local leaders for an open and meaningful conversation about mental health in Charleston County.
Clubhouse SC Advocacy Day
For Mental Health Awareness Month, Clubhouse SC is gathering at the statehouse for Clubhouse Advocacy Day on Wednesday May 6 at 9am.
CHW Impact Virtual Summit - Rooted to Rise: Strengthening Communities from the Ground Up
Rooted to Rise: Strengthening Communities from the Ground Up
CHW Impact Virtual Summit
This one-day summit will center on Community Health Workers and the essential role they play in advancing health equity, trust, and community resilience. This year’s focus elevates CHW well-being, sustainability, and resilience — core priorities for organizations supporting the CHW workforce across public health, healthcare, and community settings.
CHNA/CHIP Community Collaborative: Learning Session
CHNA/CHIP Community Collaborative: Learning Session (virtual)
2026 Building Brighter Tomorrows Annual Conference
Please check event time and details with the event hosts
Building Brighter Tomorrows: Advancing Community Health in 2026 and Beyond
A Conference Designed for Connection, Learning, and Action
The 2026 conference will bring together practitioners, policymakers, researchers, educators, and community leaders from across South Carolina and beyond. Participants will choose from 12 thoughtfully curated breakout sessions, organized into three thematic tracks, each designed to explore innovative, place-based solutions that drive equity and well-being across the lifespan.
From exploring social drivers of health to supporting caregivers and addressing trauma and resilience, the sessions will center local and national perspectives, elevate community-led solutions, and promote cross-sector collaboration.
Results-Based Accountability Workshop
This live, in-person training provides an opportunity to apply and implement principles of Results-Based Accountability (RBA). Participants must first complete the RBA online module prior to attending this live training session (or already have RBA certification from Clear Impact).
Family Connection of SC 2026 Hopes & Dreams Conference
Family Connection’s annual Hopes & Dreams Conference brings together parents, students, professionals, exhibitors, and sponsors for a day of learning and collaboration!
CHNA/CHIP Community Collaborative: Deep Dive In-Person Meeting
Time and Location TBD
CHNA/CHIP Community Collaborative: Deep Dive In-Person Meeting
South Carolina Osteopathic Medical Society Winter CME Conference
South Carolina Osteopathic Medical Society Winter CME Conference
This conference offers up to 20 hours of AOA Category 1-A CME credits for physicians
Turning Data into Direction: Prioritizing Community Needs in Your CHNA Process
Turning Data into Direction: Prioritizing Community Needs in Your CHNA Process (virtual)
Learn what to consider when setting priorities, how to strengthen your process, and ways to meaningfully involve community partners. Join us for practical tips, clear strategies, and an interactive prioritization activity.
Fundraising Strategies for Uncertain Times
Fundraising Strategies for Uncertain Times (virtual)
Join the Alliance for a live webinar led by Mary Dell Hayes of StopGap Solutions, an experienced
strategist who works with mission-driven organizations to strengthen fundraising capacity and navigate
changing funding landscapes. Mary Dell is known for bringing calm, clarity, and practical solutions to
organizations ready to move from stalled momentum to strategic action.
In this session, you will gain:
Practical tools to assess and strengthen your fundraising approach
Planning frameworks that support revenue stability and sustainability
Real-world insights grounded in experience, not theory
Authentic Community Engagement for CHNAs and CHIPs
Join us for a webinar on authentic community engagement that strengthens both CHNAs and CHIPs. Our experts will share practical strategies, real examples, and collaborative approaches that help partners create meaningful and sustainable community health improvement efforts. Whether you are leading a CHNA, supporting a CHIP, or looking to refine your engagement process, this session will offer actionable insights you can use right away.
RSVP here: https://www.addevent.com/event/WC26732383.
Diabetes Free SC 2025 Annual Meeting
Connect with professionals across the state to celebrate outcomes, discuss challenges and identify opportunities to be part of the change.
8th Annual Live Healthy SC Conference
Together we are Live Healthy
The Alliance works to connect and convene partners around the Live Healthy South Carolina (LHSC) priorities to raise up health improvement and equity work happening in communities across South Carolina to showcase best-practices, lessons learned and promote collaborative connections that build trust. We use the LHSC priorities to communicate efficiently to align partner resources and build capacity that supports equitable health.
SMA Hypertension Summit 2025: Advancing Hypertension Control: An Innovative & Bold Path Forward
Hypertension Summit 2025: Advancing Hypertension Control: An Innovative & Bold Path Forward
The 2025 Hypertension Summit, scheduled for November 6-9, 2025, is a call to action for an innovative and proactive approach to improving hypertension control. This summit will emphasize the collaboration of healthcare professionals, public health leaders, and community stakeholders to implement population-based strategies within the primary healthcare setting. Attendees will explore strategies to integrate evidence-based approaches into hypertension diagnosis and management while expanding care beyond traditional methods. This will involve identifying barriers, addressing key clinical drivers, and implementing a team-based approach to improve hypertension resulting in improving patient outcomes.
SCORH 28th Annual Rural Health Conference
The Annual Rural Health Conference is an opportunity for rural healthcare professionals, hospital administrators, educators and community leaders to learn from experts in rural topics, and to network with each other. This year’s conference will be held in Hilton Head, SC on November 4-6.
Palmetto Care Connections 13th Annual Telehealth Summit of South Carolina
Join Palmetto Care Connections for the 13th Annual Telehealth Summit of South Carolina, taking place October 28-30, 2025, at the historic Francis Marion Hotel in Charleston. This premier event brings together healthcare leaders, policymakers, educators, and innovators from across the state and beyond to explore how telehealth is transforming access to care—especially in rural and underserved communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, collaborate, and lead the future of telehealth in South Carolina and beyond.
SC Thrive Annual Training Conference
Annual Training 2025 will be held in Greenville, SC, September 15-16. This annual event is your chance to hear from speakers from all over the state about a variety of topics that can help you better serve your clients while also connecting you to other professionals from around the state. Register today for your all-access pass for two days packed with 20 breakout sessions, two keynotes, and unlimited networking!
SCORH 18th Annual Infant and Maternal Mortality Awareness Scholarship Luncheon
Save the date for the 18th Annual Infant and Maternal Mortality Awareness Scholarship Luncheon! This year's luncheon will be held on September 12th, 2025 at the Orangeburg County Conference Center.
More information to come!
Access for All: A Reproductive Health Summit 2025
We at New Morning look to bring like-minded individuals passionate about providing/increasing access to high-quality, person-centered, and evidence-based sexual and reproductive healthcare at our summit.
What attendees can expect:
Attendees can expect the latest updates and cutting-edge sessions in sexual and reproductive health at Access for All: A Reproductive Health Summit. This one-of-a-kind atmosphere in the Southeast allows attendees to grow and feel supported yet challenged as professionals and advocates for sexual and reproductive health.
2025 SCMA Annual Meeting
Join your colleagues in Columbia, SC for the 2025 SCMA Annual Meeting, featuring the SCMA In-Person Town Hall Meeting, educational events, and entertainment.
7th Annual South Carolina Health Equity Summit
The Alliance for a Healthier South Carolina is excited to announce the 7th Annual South Carolina Health Equity Summit, themed “Bridge, Build, Breakthrough: Advancing Health Equity Together.” This summit aims to bring together professionals, practitioners, researchers, and advocates committed to advancing health equity in South Carolina.
Hopes & Dreams Conference 2025
Family Connection’s annual Hopes & Dreams Conference brings together parents, students, professionals, exhibitors, and sponsors for a day of learning and collaboration!
SC Public Health Association Annual Conference
The SCPHA Annual Conference presents an exceptional opportunity for Public Health professionals and their allies from across the state to collaborate, network, and advance their knowledge. The benefits of attending the SCPHA Annual Conference include the chance to hear from distinguished speakers, learn about the latest updates on current practices and research within South Carolina, network with practitioners from across the state, mentorship opportunities for students and young professionals, and engage with student researchers through oral and poster presentations.