Friday, May 23, 2025
5/23/2025
South Dakota Tobacco Control Program - Component 1 Purpose: SD TCP in collaboration with local, state, and national partners will enhance the quality of life for all South Dakotans through prevention and reduction of tobacco use and exposure. The SD TCP will engage evidence-based policy, systems, and environmental strategies to facilitate action through health system changes, mass media outreach, and targeted efforts toward populations with disparate tobacco use. Component 2 Purpose: SD TCP in collaboration with local, state, and national partners will continue to promote and support quitting among adult and youth tobacco users by offering free QuitLine services in South Dakota. While call volume to the QuitLine has decreased over the past few years, the overall quit rate continues to be very high in comparison to other states. SD TCP will continue explore ways to expand the reach of the QuitLine. Outcomes: In the next five years, the SD TCP plans to be held accountable for a variety of short-term, immediate, and long- term outcomes that will drastically decrease the burden tobacco has on all South Dakotans. All of these outcomes align with the new 2020-2025 SD Tobacco Control State Plan that is in final review, which feeds into the SD Department of Health 2020-2025 Strategic Plan. These outcomes also align with the logic model provided in the DP20-2001 Notice of Funding Opportunity. Summary: South Dakota will work on tobacco prevention and control statewide and at the community level utilizing Best Practices in Tobacco Control. The Areas of focus include State and Community Interventions, including disparities and emerging products requirements, Mass-Reach Health Communications Interventions, Tobacco Use and Dependence Treatment Interventions, Surveillance and Evaluation, and Infrastructure, Administration, and Management. Through Component 2 of the Notice of Funding Opportunity, South Dakota will focus on increasing Tobacco Use and Dependence Treatment Interventions with healthcare facilities, providers, and tobacco users in South Dakota.
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