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Downloads

Access a wide range of downloadable health publications and materials.

/News & Statutes/Publications/

Daycare & School Lead Testing

The water testing for lead in schools and daycares FAQs and resources below were created to help parents and caregivers understand potential lead exposure risks following drinking water testing in schools and daycares.

/Programs/Lead Poisoning/

About Scrubs Camp

Free immersive program by South Dakota Department of Health. Explore healthcare careers, gain hands-on experience, and ignite your passion for the future.

/Programs/Scrubs Camp/

WIC

South Dakota WIC: Nutritious foods, education, and support for eligible participants, promoting well-being of mothers and children.

/Programs/

Immunization Information for Parents

Vaccinating your children according to the recommended schedule is one of the best ways you can protect them from 14 harmful and potentially deadly diseases before their second birthday.

/Topics/Maternal & Child Health/Infant Health/Immunizations/

Nutrition

Proper nutrition with a balanced diet of nutrient-dense foods can make improve your physical and mental health as well as ensure healthy childhood development.

/Topics/Healthy Living/

Toddler Oral Health Care

Learn how to best care for your child’s oral health from birth to 6 months old with developing good dental habits.

/Topics/Maternal & Child Health/Children’s Health/Oral Health for Children/

Healthy Relationships

Learn about the characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships. Find resources on teen dating violence, sexual education, parental guidance, and more.

/Topics/Maternal & Child Health/Adolescent Health/

Prenatal Care

Prenatal care can begin the minute a woman decides she wants to become pregnant, but at a minimum, it should start as soon as a pregnancy is suspected.

/Topics/Maternal & Child Health/Women's Health/Pregnancy/Expecting a Baby?/

Zoonotic Diseases

Learn how zoonotic diseases, which are illnesses that spread between animals and people, affect South Dakotans. Explore common zoonotic infections like rabies, West Nile virus, and tularemia, and find out how the South Dakota Department of Health helps protect you through education and prevention programs.

/Topics/Diseases/Infectious Diseases/