Improving Surgery Outcomes for People With Diabetes
Diabetes Free SC Expands Efforts with 2 New Funded Programs
Diabetes Free SC (DFSC) is announcing two new programs: a Community Health Worker project and the South Carolina Surgical Quality Collaborative Diabetes Initiative. These programs are part of the longtime commitment of DFSC to reduce diabetes and its complications among South Carolinians.
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Supporting Affordable Access to Health Foods
A healthy diet is key to ensuring good overall health. Eating well-rounded meals that include fresh produce can help reduce the risks of developing chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes. But many people throughout South Carolina do not have access to healthy foods, especially fresh fruits and vegetables. FoodShare South Carolina was established to help bridge the gap and create greater access to healthy foods.
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Preventing Diabetes and Improving Birth Outcomes
Diabetes Free SC (DFSC) launched in 2020 with a mission to reduce health care gaps and improve the health of all South Carolinians affected by diabetes. Part of that effort includes focusing on prenatal health to improve pregnancy outcomes in women with diabetes.
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