Public Health Nursing
Public Health Nursing Services connect South Dakotans with trusted nursing support that promotes health, prevents disease, and helps families access the care they need. Public Health Nurses work with schools, healthcare providers, and local partners to support healthy communities across the state. Services include school health support, pregnancy care, immunizations, health screenings, prevention education, and connections to local programs and resources. Use this page to learn about Public Health Nursing Services, find a local office, and explore programs that support maternal, child, and family health in South Dakota.
Public Health Nursing Services
Find your local Public Health Nursing office to connect with nurses who can help you access services, programs, and health resources in your community.
Pregnancy Care Program
The Pregnancy Care Program helps support healthy pregnancies through nursing visits, education, and connections to local resources.
School Health Services
School Health Services support student health and learning through school nursing support, health screenings, prevention education, and connections to care.
Immunizations
Immunization services help protect children, families, and communities by providing recommended vaccines and information on vaccine requirements.
Find your local Public Health Nursing Office to learn what services are available in your community.
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