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    Infant Surrendered Safely in Dorchester County
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Will Batchelor803-898-7835Will.Batchelor@dss.sc.gov April 5, 2023- Officials with Summerville Medical Center recently accepted an infant surrendered under Daniel's Law, the Safe Haven for Ab...

    Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act
    April 27, 2020 - Officials with the Town of Mount Pleasant Fire Department recently accepted an infant surrendered under Daniel’s Law, The Safe Haven for Abandoned Babies Act. The Caucasian baby girl was born on April 24...

    Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Danielle Jones803-898-7248Danielle.Jones@dss.sc.gov Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act October 22, 2020 – Officials with the Orangeburg Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg rec...

    Infant Surrendered Safely in Under Safe Haven Act
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Danielle Jones803-898-7248Danielle.Jones@dss.sc.gov Infant Surrendered Safely in Under Safe Haven Act May 11, 2021 – Officials with Prisma Health Greer Memorial Hospital recently accepted an i...

    Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Marilyn M. Matheus Marilyn.matheus@dss.sc.gov 803-898-7858 Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act December 10, 2019 - Medical professionals with the Anderson Area Women’s and ...

    Infant Safely Surrendered in Greenville County Under Safe Haven Act
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: DSS Office of Communications and External Affairs803-898-7602publicinfo@dss.sc.gov Infant Safely Surrendered in Greenville County Under Safe Haven Act Sept. 19, 2025- Officials with Prisma Hea...

    Infant Safely Surrendered in Spartanburg County Under Safe Haven Act
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: DSS Office of Communications and External Affairs803-898-7602publicinfo@dss.sc.gov Infant Safely Surrendered in Spartanburg County Under Safe Haven Act Nov. 10, 2025- Officials with the Sparta...

    Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act (1)
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Danielle Jones803-898-7248Danielle.Jones@dss.sc.gov Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act June 8, 2021 – Officials with the AnMed Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Anderson recent...

    Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act (7)
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Danielle Jones803-898-7248Danielle.Jones@dss.sc.gov Infant Surrendered Safely Under Safe Haven Act September 6, 2022 – Officials with Prisma Health Greenville Memorial Hospital in Greenville r...

    Infant Safely Surrendered in Lowcountry Under Safe Haven Act
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Danielle Jones803-898-7602publicinfo@dss.sc.gov Infant Safely Surrendered in Lowcountry Under Safe Haven Act August 29, 2023 – Officials with the Moncks Corner Fire Department recently accepte...

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