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“I take very seriously my responsibility to be the hands and feet of the Sisters of Charity. Through Healthy Learners, we are fulfilling their vision that all children deserve an equal opportunity to learn, thrive and succeed.”

“Often we take for granted that everyone has access to health care services. Working with Healthy Learners gives me personal satisfaction in knowing that we help provide the access to health care that some children may not receive.”

“The access to care that Healthy Learners provides can literally change the trajectory of a child’s life. I feel very blessed to be a part of helping this organization expand its impact to meet the needs and change the lives of even more children across South Carolina.”

“It brings me so much joy to be able to make a positive impact throughout many communities. Working with Healthy Learners is a humbling experience that I do not take for granted.”

“As a parent of a child with Autism, I saw first-hand how access to health care services can positively influence a student’s academic success. Healthy Learners’ mission allows me to serve other children who deserve the same opportunity to reach their potential.”

“I am blessed to have the opportunity to serve with Healthy Learners as we work to provide essential health services for our students to succeed.”

“I’m very excited to join the Health Learners’ team in our mission to ensure all children get access to the services they need to remain healthy and happy learners. It is such a privilege to help the children from our communities reach their full potential.”

“I am thrilled to be a part of the Healthy Learners organization and look forward to engaging the community in achieving the important mission of giving all children the opportunity to be healthy and able to reach their full potential.”

“I feel immensely blessed to be a part of Healthy Learners and am privileged to be helping children every day.”

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” -1 Peter 4:10

“Working with Healthy Learners and the children here in my own community gives me a sense of pride and honor.”

“I strongly believe that if I can help someone as I journey through this land from day to day then my living will not be in vain.”

“Working with Healthy Learners allows me the opportunity to make a positive impact on the students we serve while providing care for their unmet health needs.”

“I am a breast cancer survivor and I believe God healed me so that I could work with children. I truly love my job.”

“I love my job because I can make a difference in the life of someone else.”

“I am elated to be a part of an organization that understands the longstanding disparities in health care and is committed to mediating the inequities. I take my responsibilities as the Community Manager of the Midlands passionately, not only from a social justice standpoint but for changing the landscape of lives.”

“I love that my job is to help kids achieve their full potential and help them feel better about themselves.”

“Watching a child that has a large prescription put on glasses for the first time…that smile that spreads across their face as they realize how much more they can see. That’s the best part of my job improving the lives of the children I serve.”

“I wish to bridge the gap which is often caused by language barriers to better communities across the Midlands and to help provide families with proper resources to get the help they need”.

“It fills my heart with joy to be a conduit for health and education, especially for Hispanic families that are new to our community.”

“I am so excited for the opportunity to work at Healthy Learners again.  Their ministry and mission have always been near to my heart.  It is a privilege to help children access the healthcare they so desperately need.”

“To succeed, our children need health, education, economic opportunity, and hope. Working with Healthy Learners gives me the privilege of watching hope grow through strengthening networks of caring adults working to erase health inequities in our communities.”