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 Donor Promotion Campaign Recognition

Healthy Learners working with the Fund Development Staff and the Public Relations and Marketing Committee created a campaigh that allowed …


 Healthy Learners Identity Rollout

Healthy Learners has launched a new identity, mission and vision statement…


 Healthy Learners First Annual Fund Campaign

The first Healthy Learners Annual Fund Campaign officially ended on September 30th. …


 2010 Board of Advisors and Regional Advisory Board Meeting Schedule

The dates and times for the 2010 Board of Advisors and Regional Advisory Board meetings are as follows…


 2010 Healthy Learners Awards and Appreciation Luncheon

The 2010 Healthy Learners Awards and Appreciation Luncheon will be held on Wednesday, March 31st, 2010…


Tell A Friend About Healthy Learners

Healthy Learners, a ministry of the Sisters of Charity Health System, is dedicated to improving the health and well being of school children from economically disadvantaged families in an effort to improve their quality of life.

Healthy Learners is a school linked program that addresses focusing on the "whole health" of the child with the belief that physical, psychological and emotional well being are all a part of high academic achievement. As we care for our community"s children, we must consider the "whole child" and how unmet health needs affect their academic performance and potential. Healthy Learners seeks to remove these health barriers to learning and to meet the health needs of South Carolina school children.

The purpose of Healthy Learners is, and always has been, to meet the health needs of children and youth who would otherwise not receive adequate access to health care services. These children are from families who have no means of funding for health care; they are uninsured or underinsured and do not have private pay capability.