The PASOs Prenatal Health Programs offer the following services:
- Education for families before, during and after a pregnancy on how to have the healthiest pregnancy possible
- Community health outreach on women’s and family health topics
- Connection to needed resources
- Support and solution-finding for individuals and families
- Partnerships with organization to increase access to health care and other resources
- Cultural competency consulting and training
- Leadership development of community-based leaders
Beaufort and Jasper
The PASOs Prenatal Health Program in Beaufort and Jasper Counties began in 2009 through a collaboration with the Together for Beaufort-Adequacy of Prenatal Care Coalition and the March of Dimes.
Coastal Plain (Clarendon and Williamsburg)
The PASOs Prenatal Health Program in Clarendon and Williamsburg Counties was begun in 2010 by the Coastal Plain Rural Health Network in the Pee Dee Region of SC. Major partners include Clarendon Memorial Hospital and the March of Dimes.
Greenville
The PASOs Prenatal Health Program in Greenville began in 2009 through a partnership between the South Carolina Institute of Medicine and Public Health and the Greenville Hospital System. The program is housed at the GHS Obstetrical Center and works together with the Hispanic Folic Acid Project.
Richland and Lexington
The PASOs Prenatal Health Program in Richland and Lexington Programs was the original PASOs site that began in 2005 with a community grant from the March of Dimes at Palmetto Health Richland Hospital. It now works together with the Puentes Project, a leadership development project of PASOs.
Saluda, Newberry and Edgefield
The PASOs Prenatal Health Program in Saluda County began in 2009 through a partnership with South Carolina Hispanic Outreach and their funding partner, the South Carolina Chapter of the March of Dimes. The program soon expanded to Newberry and Edgefield Counties during the summer of 2010.
