Summer Institute | Call for Presentations
SC Campaign will host its 20th annual conference in N. Charleston, SC and is now accepting presentation proposals for our 2019 Summer Institute. Apply today!
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The SC Campaign was founded in 1994 to combat increasingly high rates of teen pregnancy in our state. Our mission is to improve the health and economic well being of individuals, communities, and the state of South Carolina by preventing teen pregnancy.
We ensure that local leaders and educators have the tools they need to keep their communities healthy.
We ensure that local leaders and educators have the tools they need to keep their communities healthy.
We encourage community leaders and educators to teach teens about sex, preventative methods, and health care services. That's why we have dozens of campaigns dedicated to teaching communities what they need to know to prevent teen pregnancy.
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Free, helpful advice for teens and adults about birth control, as well as tips on how to start a conversation about sex and relationships.
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Contraceptive Leadership Summit Highlights
The South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy held its 2018 Contraceptive Leadership Summit October 24-25 in Myrtle Beach at the Marriot Resort and Spa at Grand Dunes. The Summit gathers health professionals from across the state of South Carolina to share best practices and new...
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Fact Sheets & Reports
Teen pregnancy prevention efforts should be guided by the best research available. At the SC Campaign, we stay abreast of the latest research and data and regularly develop fact sheets that highlight the latest information on issues impacting youth across the state.
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$1,464,155
committed to SC communities in 2017 to support local adolescent pregnancy prevention efforts.
Read more about the impact funding is having across the state.Supporter Recognition
SC Campaign would like to recognize the organizations and individuals that help us continue our work.
