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Family

All families are unique and so are their needs. SDSU Extension takes a holistic approach to serving South Dakotans of all ages. By listening, our team of experts collaborate with stakeholders to provide research-based information, resources and programing to support the overall wellbeing of South Dakota families.

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Child Education

Nationally, more than 60 percent of households are dual income, resulting in an increased need for early childhood education programming.

Daycare, Early Childhood Education

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Older Adults

Over the next 20 years, the number of adults over the age of 65 will increase dramatically.

Aging Well, Family Caregiving, Life Planning, Aging in Place

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Family Finances

Access the tools needed to take charge of your financial future.

Family Finances

Upcoming Events

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Apr 06

Walk With Ease (WWE) Self-Guided Program April - May

Are you looking to start walking, but not able to commit to an in-person walking group at this time? If so, SDSU Extension is excited to offer an online self-directed walking program to jumpstart your walking goals.

Walk With Ease, Health, Physical Activity