Safety and Health Council of NC

Spartanburg County First Steps is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring that all young children in Spartanburg County, SC, are prepared for success in school. They achieve this by supporting evidence-based programs that strengthen families and promote children's growth and development during the crucial first five years of life. Through collaborations with community partners, they strive to maximize their impact on school readiness and create high-quality learning environments. With a focus on continuous quality improvement, Spartanburg County First Steps works closely with early care and education programs to enhance early learning through discovery. They also facilitate community collaborations and effective resource utilization to promote school-readiness and family well-being. By supporting events and initiatives that emphasize the importance of quality early childhood education, Spartanburg County First Steps aims to help all children enter school ready to thrive.Generated from the website

Holy Angels, established in 1961, is a nonprofit organization that offers medical assistance and health care services to patients suffering from mental disorders, retardation and physical disabilities. The services offered by the organization include psychological testing and psychotherapy, diagnostic evaluation, physical and occupational therapies, and social developmental programs. It also offers speech and language therapies to children, and provides 24-hours emergency support, rehabilitation programs, and art and music therapies. The amenities offered by the organization include residential apartments, library with Internet access, gift shop and dining facilities with a variety of meal options. Holy Angels is located in Belmont, N.C.

The Matthews Free Medical Clinic is a free medical clinic in which volunteer physicians and nurses treat low income, uninsured patients of of Matthews NC, and surrounding areas, including Mecklenburg and Union Counties. It is a nonprofit organization funded by grants, private donations, and an annual golf tournament. Staffed by volunteer physicians and nurses, a paid nurse manager, a paid part-time clinic director, and lay people, the clinic provides well patient care, treatment of chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes, and gynecological exams.