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Harm Reduction Specialist training

Become trained in Harm Reduction through our comprehensive 15 hour in-person training. This program is designed for those seeking expert level knowledge and hands on practical skills to effectively support individuals who use drugs and engage in high-risk behaviors. Enhance your expertise and help raise the level of competence of harm reduction efforts throughout South Carolina.  


Dates: October 2nd & 3rd

Time: 9am-5pm both days

Location:  Columbia Museum of Art, Columbia, SC

 

Click link below to register:

https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/schrc/harm-reduction-specialist-training-by-challenges-inc-sc-1294064735







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Annual Report

The purpose of this Impact Report is to share how Challenges Inc SC has saved lives, supported communities, and advanced harm reduction across the Upstate and beyond. By combining data with personal stories, we demonstrate our accountability to funders and partners, celebrate the dignity and resilience of our participants, and highlight the urgent need for continued support to sustain and grow this work.

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