Health & Human Services

South Dakotans don’t let fellow South Dakotans fall through the cracks when it comes to gaining vital, life-changing services.

Those turning to BHSSC’s Health and Human Services division include people with disabilities – or physical limitations due to aging – who find their lives improved by assistive technology, www.dakotalink.net.

Young people with disabilities know BHSSC’s Health and Human Services for its guidance in helping them transition from high school to adulthood and professional life. Visit www.tslp.org for more information.

All South Dakotans have seen and heard BHSSC’s Health and Human Services’ anti-smoking campaigns, and information about screening for colorectal cancer. And Health and Human Services is helping people reduce their dependence on public benefits through improved employability through our Benefits Specialist Network, www.bsnsd.org. Ask a question and receive one-on-one guidance by connecting on our Benefits Specialist Facebook page: www.facebook.com/SDBenefitsSpecialistNetwork/

Always evolving to meet changing needs, BHSSC’s Health and Human Services division applies top-caliber expertise and true innovation in tackling some of life’s most complex challenges.

221 South Central Ave.
Pierre, South Dakota 57501
(605) 224-6287
www.bhssc.org

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Equal Opportunity Employer

It is the policy of BHSSC not to discriminate on the basis of any protected group status in its educational programs, activities, or employment policies and activities as required by following state and federal laws and regulations. Inquiries regarding non-discriminatory policies in employment may be directed to the EEO Officer, Personnel Specialist, Executive Director, and/or any Division Director at BHSSC.

South Dakota School District

BHSSC is governed by elected school board members representing 12 South Dakota school districts and provides public educational services to Pre-K-12 students.