Student Health

Department of Health and Environment Control - Pregnancy Health

• 352 Halton Road, Greenville, 

  • Telephone 855-472-3432 

• 9 Months to Get Ready Booklet

• WIC - Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Program

  • Telephone 1-855-472-3432

Greenville Health System OBGYN Offers the following services

• Nurse Family Partnership 

• Video

  • Phone (864) 522-1900

  • Nurse-Family Partnership is a nurse home visiting program for women who are having their first baby. When you enroll in the program, a specially trained nurse will visit you at home throughout your pregnancy and until your baby is 2 years old. These services are provided at no cost to you.

  • NFP pairs first-time mothers with nurses, who can help them have a healthy pregnancy, provide expert advice and coaching on child development and empower them to start off on the right track.

• Centering

  • In Centering, there are 10 sessions of two hours each, one per month for the first three months, and every two weeks for the last three months, until you give birth. You do not need any other prenatal care appointments in addition to Centering (unless recommended by your provider).

  •  There are 8-12 women in each Centering group, and the same women are together for each session. Everyone receives their prenatal care within the group – they listen to the baby’s heartbeat, measure the mother’s belly, take blood pressure, and more. There are activities throughout the visit, which help the group get to know each other and learn about pregnancy health and parenting. 

Drug and Alcohol Counseling and Treatment

• Phoenix Center

  • Location - 1400 Cleveland Street 

  • Phone - 467-3790

Nicholtown Child and Family Collaborative - Nurturing Skills for Young Parents

• Complete Referral - click here

• Phone (864)509-0777

• Location Woodslake 

• Looking for parenting resources - scparent.org

• The NSYP program aims to equip young parents (ages 13 to 24) with the skills they need to support themselves and their children. Parents participate in activities promoting positive parenting skills, such as nurturing behaviors, healthy physical and emotional development, and appropriate role and developmental expectations. 

• Evidence-Based Program Nurturing Parenting Program

• Earn Diapers and other items. 

• Earn While You Learn 

• Meet other young parents

• Includes case management

Julie Valentine Center

• Phone - (864) 331-0560 

• The Julie ​Valentine Center ​​is a nonprofit organization that provides free, confidential services to sexual assault and child abuse survivors and their families. As a community organization, we depend on the community to enable us to provide these services to our neighbors.

• Services

  • Child Advocacy Center

  • Adult Therapy

  • EDMR

  • Rape Crisis

  • Parents and Caregivers

SC Victim Assistant Network

• • Phone 1-888-852-1900

  • SCVAN advocates on behalf of victims and witnesses of crime, maintains a communication network, enhances public awareness, facilitates research and evaluation, serves as technical support, facilitates quality training, provides education regarding legislative initiatives pertaining to crime issues, coordinates policy development, manages “one of a kind” programs and encourages citizen and victim participation in the justice process.