Awards and Recognitions

National Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs Promising Practice of the Year.

PASOs is recognized by SC Office of Rural Health as Outstanding Rural Health Initiative of the Year.

Recipient of the Central Carolina Community Foundation’s David W. Robinson Catalyst Award.

PASOs Executive Director, Julie Smithwick, is selected for the 9th class of 20 Under 40 honorees by the State newspaper for her work improve the health of Latino families throughout South Carolina.

“Lewis W Blackmon Patient Safety Award” for Advocacy from South Carolina Hospital Association.

PASOs Early Childhood Initiative named as pioneer by The Children’s Wellbeing Challenge.

PASOs Greenville receives “Greenville Health System Pillar Award”

Sisters of Charity Leadership in Diversity Award .

PASOs Greenville recognized as a “Best Practice” by SC Hospital Association.

PASOs Charleston Tri-County received “Fetter Health Care Partnership Award.”

PASOs Healthy Connections Program named “Best Practice” and Connections to Child Development Program named “Promising Practice” by National Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs.