Our Highway to Hope mobile RV will be at the following locations on the specified dates. Find the most convenient location for you.
- All sites are open 10 a.m.-2 p.m., except for Ehrhardt Pharmacy. Ehrhardt Pharmacy is open 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
- 1st Monday (Orangeburg County) - SC Office of Rural Health Family Solutions Resources Center, 1031 Middleton St, Orangeburg, SC 29118
- 2nd Monday (Calhoun County) – Forte Motte Community Center, 304 Agnes St., St. Matthews, SC 29153
- 1st Wednesday (Orangeburg County) – Old Number Six Highway, Eutawville (Next to the Twirl) 12223 Old Number Six Highway, Eutawville, SC 29432
- 2nd Wednesday (Orangeburg County) Branchville Police Department, 7644 Freedom Rd, Branchville, SC 29432
- 3rd Wednesday (Orangeburg County) Orangeburg Youth Canteen, 1620 Middleton St, Orangeburg, SC 29115
- 4th Wednesday (Orangeburg County) Neeses, Giant Flea Market, 5680 Neeses Hwy, Neeses, SC 29107
- 1st Thursday (Bamberg County) Ehrhardt Pharmacy, 12930 Broxton Bridge Rd, Erhardt, SC 29081
- 2nd Thursday (Orangeburg County) Star of Hope Apostolic Church, 2485 Russell St Orangeburg, SC
- 3rd Thursday (Calhoun County) Calhoun County Magistrate Office, 2833 Old Belleville Rd, St. Matthews, SC 29135
About Our Board:
The Orangeburg Area MHC board is made up of residents of the counties we serve. The members are to serve as the voice of the community.
Board members are responsible for the long- and short-range planning, goal setting and evaluation of the center and ensure that the center focuses on its mission. They are not involved in the day-to-day operations of the center, including patient care, human resources, etc., and do not have access to patient information. They are volunteers, not employees of the center.
As advisors, the board’s primary responsibility is to work with the center director, staff and patients, to ensure that Orangeburg Area MHC provides quality care and treatment. They do so by reviewing services and reporting findings and recommendations to the center director and the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Office of Mental Health (BHDD OMH), recruiting and promoting financial support for the center from local private sources, advising the director on policies to enhance effective community relations and reviewing the center’s annual plan and budget and making recommendations related to it to the center and the BHDD OMH.