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Find similar grantsMaternal & Child Health Title V Block Grant is sponsored by South Dakota Department of Health. This grant assists states in their efforts to promote and improve the health and well-being of mothers, children, including children with special health care needs, and their families.
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Maternal & Child Health Title V Block Grant | South Dakota Department of Health Maternal & Child Health Title V Block Grant What is the Title V Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Block Grant? In South Dakota, the MCH Block Grant is administered through the Office of Lifespan Health (OLH), within the South Dakota Department of Health.
States have flexibility in how Title V funds are used to support a wide range of activities that address state and national needs. To utilize funds to better serve South Dakota, the SD DOH conducts a statewide needs assessment every five years.
Statewide needs assessments are guided by principles that support a comprehensive and inclusive process that engages multi-sector partners, families, and individuals from across the state through data collection and information gathering approaches.
Find Information About the MCH Needs Assessment Fiscal Year 2026-2030 MCH Priorities The South Dakota Department of Health has identified key priority needs for the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Block Grant for FY 2026–2030. These priorities are based on findings from the five-year needs assessment conducted during the 2021–2025 grant cycle.
Each priority addresses one or more of the MCH population domains: Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN) Cross-Cutting/Systems Building The identified priority areas for South Dakota are: Children and Youth with Special Healthcare Needs Medical Home 2025 MCH Needs Assessment Report 2025 Maternal & Child Health Program Regional Partner Meetings Report 2019 Needs Assessment Partner Report 2019 Community Survey Report 2019 Child and Adolescent Health Data Brief Needs Assessment Focus Group Findings 2020 Title V Needs Assessment Report Final Title V Application and Annual Report (FY24/FY22) Final Title V Application and Annual Report (FY23/FY21) Final Title V Application and Annual Report (FY22/FY20) Final Title V Application and Annual Report (FY21/FY19) Final Title V Application and Annual Report (FY20/FY18) The following priority needs identified for the South Dakota MCH block grant were based on the five-year needs assessment completed for FY 2021-2025 MCH Block Grant cycle.
The priority needs cross the five population domains – Women/Maternal Health, Perinatal/Infant Health, Child Health, Adolescent Health, Children with Special Health Care Needs, with a sixth priority need that falls into the Cross-Cutting & Systems Building domain area. These priority areas are listed below.
Women's Mental Health and Substance Misuse Parenting Education and Support Adolescent Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Access to Care and Services Data Sharing and Collaboration MCH State Action Plan Table The Office of Child and Family Services in collaboration with other state partners has developed the below action plan which is intended to serve as a planning tool to use in identifying key strategies, objectives, and relevant performance measures to align with the selected priority needs identified during our 5 year needs assessment.
This plan is organized by the five MCH population health domains - women/maternal health, perinatal/infant health, child health, children and youth with special health care needs, and adolescent health. MCH State Action Plan Tables
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