Maternal & Child Health
Office of Lifespan Health
Find many programs and services to help pregnant and postpartum women, newborn babies, and children stay healthy.
The Office of Lifespan Health (OLH) coordinates a range of programs and services that support maternal and child health, adolescent health, related grants, newborn screening, and more.
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Maternal & Child Health Services
Find many programs and services to help pregnant and postpartum women, newborns, and young children stay healthy.
Women's Health
Find many programs and services to help pregnant and postpartum women, newborns, and young children stay healthy.
Children's Health
Find trusted resources on childhood development milestones, vaccines to keep your child healthy, oral health, nutrition, special needs, mental health, and more.
Services for Youth with Special Needs
Find programs, services, and offices near you to help improve the health outcomes for your child with special needs.
Adolescents & Young Adults
Learn about adolescent wellness visits, mental health resources, suicide prevention, and how youth and teens can build safe and healthy relationships.
Office of Lifespan Health Advisory Committee
The Advisory Committee will provide counsel and advice on the development, implementation, and evaluation of maternal-child health programs within the South Dakota Department of Health.
Maternal & Child Health Data & Reports
Maternal and child health data and reports help guide our decision-making process.
MCH Title V Block Grant
Discover the South Dakota Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant, supporting the well-being of mothers, children, and families.
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