Sumter Behavioral Health

06/02/2026

On June 2, SBHS visited the campus of Morris College for the annual AFROTC Leadership Cadet Leadership Course. Students from High Schools across the state of South Carolina learned about peer pressure, discipline and addictions. Students also discussed Va**ng, and underage drinking.

05/29/2026

05/25/2026

SBHS was at South Sumter Park to celebrate annual Memorial Day Event. Veterans and families were celebrated for their service.

05/23/2026

Journaling can help you process your experiences. Grab some paper or a nice new journal and notice how you feel when you’re done.

05/23/2026

On Friday, May 21st, SBHS participated the Mayfest Community event hosted by Santee-Wateree Community Mental Health Center. It was a great turnout, the attendees had a blast. There was even a Michake Jackson protege out there cutting it up!Thank you for allowing us to join along with other local Mental Health Service organizations to show support!

05/21/2026

Date: Friday, May 22nd
Time: 10:00am
Speaker: Parker R. Smith, MPH, Communications, Commercial To***co Prevention, and Cessation, Minnesota Department of Health

Topic: "Counter-Marketing Campaigns for Youth Va**ng Prevention"

Please visit http://www.smokefreesc.org/to***copartnersroundtable
to register and learn about the current status of to***co prevention and control at the state and federal level.

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/-C-vWWopSgeC4imynfRlrw #/registration

05/21/2026

On May 21, 2026, SBHS attended the Memorial Day Program hosted by University of South Carolina SumterStudent Veterans. The event Pays homage to the Men and Women who have served, currently serving and will serve this Country in the future. Thanks to Lt. Colonel Barbara Kucharcyk (Ret.) for speaking at the event.

05/21/2026

Join us for some fun at South Sumter Park to show support for our Veterans this Memorial Day!

05/21/2026

Show support and join the fun tomorrow for the Mayfest Community Event hosted@ Santee-Wateree Community Mental Health Center

05/20/2026

SBHS worked in collabaration with Mrs. Mcquilars 5th grade class Cherryvale Elementary School throughout the year on the dangers of Va**ng, ni****ne and the other avenues of addiction in can lead to. The students were so excited to put together this amazing anit-vaping/ni****ne video, with the choreography done all on their own! Check them out! Thank you to Mrs. Mcquillars and Cherryvale Elementary for participating in the joint effort in helping raise awareness on the dangers of Va**ng/Nicotine among the youths within our community.