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OUR WORK · PROGRAMS & SERVICES

Programs and Services

Explore the work supporting student success, family stability, career development, health, and community voice.

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Programs and Areas of Support

Learn about our program areas below. You do not need a program name to begin a conversation. ULUS can help clarify available opportunities and relevant next steps.

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McClaren Scholars

Healthcare career exploration introduces young people to professional pathways, mentors, and the possibilities of working in health and medicine. The program’s focus connects educational opportunity with greater representation in the healthcare workforce.

Jane Edna Hunter Scholars

A Scholars pathway built around academic growth, mentoring, leadership, and an interest in healthcare. The name honors an advocate for African American women whose legacy links education with service and opportunity.

Studio 9.22 & Creative Workforce

Film, media, and storytelling offer ways to connect creative interests with professional skills. Studio 9.22 brings a creative-industry perspective to the organization’s workforce and youth-development priorities.

Health Equity & Wellness

Community education, awareness, and resource connections help people better understand and navigate health-related barriers. This work is connected to the McClaren Institute’s commitment to health and quality of life.

Family Stability & Navigation

SAFE starts with the relationship between a student’s progress and a household’s stability. It provides a framework for understanding needs, identifying strengths, and considering useful support and partner connections.

Community Voice & Advocacy

Informed participation and community experience are essential to equitable systems. Our advocacy priorities connect civil rights, public understanding, and the conditions that influence opportunity across the Upstate.

Connected Scholars

Part of our broader Scholars Network alongside McClaren Scholars and Jane Edna Hunter Scholars, Connected Scholars brings group mentoring and supportive relationships into students’ educational and career journeys. Through BRUH Mentor, students build networks that support academic growth and help them explore what comes next.

Upstate Young Professionals

Build your network, strengthen your leadership, and give back through community service. The YPs connect professional development with financial empowerment, youth mentoring, civic engagement, and health advocacy.

Urban League Guild

Bring your experience and commitment to community service, advocacy, and support for the Urban League’s mission. The Guild offers another way to contribute your time, relationships, and skills to the work.

Community Remembrance Project

Through restorative truth-telling, historical education, and remembrance, the Community Remembrance Project of Greenville County addresses the legacy of racial injustice. ULUS supports this work as fiscal sponsor and programming partner.

BRUH Mentor

Brothers Restoring Urban Hope connects young people with mentoring, leadership development, and educational enrichment. Its Connected Scholars program helps students build supportive networks and navigate education and career opportunities.

PROGRAMS ACROSS OUR COMMUNITIES

Explore Our Full Program Directory

Discover Urban League programs and initiatives across Spartanburg, Greenville, and Anderson counties, including education, workforce development, health and wellness, and community empowerment services.

The directory brings together program descriptions, audiences, locations, and lead people or partners. Contact ULUS to confirm current availability and participation details.

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Tell us what matters to you. Our common intake form helps ULUS understand your interests, find the right connection, and clarify the next step.

If you are unsure which program fits, that is a good place to begin.

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