Local PASOs Affiliate Sites
Where PASOs Serves
Select a county from the dropdown or from the interactive map below for more information on PASOs local affiliate sites in South Carolina.
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Low Country (Beaufort and Jasper)
PASOs in Beaufort and Jasper Counties began in 2009 through collaboration with the Together for Beaufort County-Adequacy of Prenatal Care Coalition and the March of Dimes. Now the program is located at and supported by the Beaufort Jasper Hampton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc.
PASOs in Low Country offers the following programs:Connections for Child DevelopmentPASOs Health Connections
To find out more about these topics, contact:
- Yajaira Benet Uzcategui, Program Coordinator
yajaira@scpasos.org | 843-476-6189 - Patricia Urriola de Millan, Community Health Worker
patricia@scpasos.org | 843-987-7470 (office) 843-941-9573 (cell) - Solimar Abbott, Community Health Worker
solimar@scpasos.org | 843-521-7386
Georgetown
PASOs in Georgetown began in 2019 through a partnership with St. James-Santee Family Health Center at Georgetown Pediatrics.
PASOs in Georgetown offers:
PASOs Health Connections
To find out more about these topics or the programs PASOs offers contact:
- Yuribel Pedro, Community Health Worker
yuribel@scpasos.org | 843-325-1399
Tri-County Area (Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester)
PASOs in Charleston, Dorchester and Berkeley counties began in 2010 through a partnership with the College of Nursing of the Medical University of South Carolina. The program is part of the Hispanic Health Initiative.
PASOs in Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties offers the following programs:
Connections for Child Development
PASOs Health Connections
Pediatric Literacy Program
To find out more about these topics or the programs PASOs offers contact:
- Abigail Santiago, Community Health Worker
abigail@scpasos.org | 843-459-3538
Midlands (Richland and Lexington)
The PASOs-Midlands site, covering Richland and Lexington Counties, was the original PASOs site that began in 2005 at Palmetto Health Richland Hospital with a community grant from the March of Dimes. It is now affiliated with the Arnold School of Public Health at USC and First Steps of Lexington County.
PASOs in Midlands offers the following programs:
Connections for Child Development
PASOs Health Connections
To find out more about these topics, contact:
- Agner Muñoz Vázquez, Program Coordinator
agner@scpasos.org | 803-465-5987 - Lizbet Herranz, Community Health Worker
lizbet@scpasos.org | 803-907-6748 - Luisa Hernandez, Community Health Worker
luisa@scpasos.org | 803-605-4685 - Sandy Butler, Community Health Worker
sandra@scpasos.org | 803-920-8208
Greenville
PASOs in Greenville began in 2009 through a partnership between the University of South Carolina and Prisma Health Upstate, formerly Greenville Health System (GHS). The Program Coordinator is strategically partnered with various departments within Prisma Health, including the OBGYN Center, the Center for Pediatric Medicine and the Accountable Communities Initiative.
PASOs in Greenville Area offer the following programs:
PASOs Health Connections
To find out more about these topics, contact:
- Rut Rivera, Program Coordinator
rut@scpasos.org | 864-395-9443 (cell) | 864-522-1415 (office) - Guillermo Martinez, Community Health Worker
guillermo@scpasos.org | 864-434 2748 (cell) | 864-220-2013 (office) - Sebastian Villacis, Community Health Worker
sebastian@scpasos.org | 864-399-3797 (cell) | 864-522-5318 (office)
Spartanburg
PASOs in Spartanburg began in 2017 through a partnership with the Upstate Family Resource Center and funding from the Mary Black Foundation.
PASOs in Spartanburg offers the following programs:
PASOs Health Connections
Connections for Child Development
To find out more about these topics, contact:
- Nora Curiel Muñoz, Program Coordinator
nora.curiel-munoz@spart2.org | (864) 347-9362 - Amida Thomas, Community Health Worker
amida@scpasos.org | 864-578-6013