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South Dakota KIDS COUNT
414 East Clark Street
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University of South Dakota
Vermillion, SD 57069-2390

Ph: 605.677.6432 Fax: 605.677.5427
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The South Dakota KIDS COUNT Project provides a broad picture of how the South Dakota children are doing and provide parents, policymakers, advocates and others interested in the well-being of children with information they need to make informed decisions about policies and programs for children and families.

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