19,904 children were able to attend and participate in child care and youth development activities like after-school programs and mentorship programs at low-no cost.

• 17,415 people called the 2-1-1 Helpline for services and resources like: food, shelter, mental health counseling, volunteer opportunities, etc. 

• 150 received affordable housing through funded programs like Black Hills Habitat for Humanity and NeighborWorks 

• 8,537 people were able to access affordable mental health care through funded programs and efforts

• 7,107 people received substance abuse counseling through funded programs

414 children were able to attend and participate in child care and youth development activities like after-school programs and mentorship programs at low-no cost.

• 2,332 people called the 2-1-1 Helpline for services and resources like: food, shelter, mental health counseling, volunteer opportunities, etc. 

• 13 people received affordable housing through funded programs like Black Hills Habitat for Humanity and NeighborWorks 

• 177 people were able to get to jobs and medical appointments at low-no cost through funding Prairie Hills Transit

• 497 women and children accessed emergency housing and other resources at Crisis Intervention Services

• 114 people were able to access affordable mental health care through funded programs and efforts

• 127 people received substance abuse counseling through the Compass Point Program

871 children were able to attend and participate in child care and youth development activities like after-school programs and mentorship programs at low-no cost.

• 1,423 people called the 2-1-1 Helpline for services and resources like: food, shelter, mental health counseling, volunteer opportunities, etc. 

• 7 people received affordable housing through funded programs like Black Hills Habitat for Humanity and NeighborWorks 

• 945 people were able to get to jobs and medical appointments at low-no cost through funding Prairie Hills Transit

• 409 women and children accessed emergency housing and other resources at Victims of Violence Prevention Program

• 114 people were able to access affordable mental health care through funded programs and efforts

• 353 people received substance abuse counseling

1,732 children were able to attend and participate in child care and youth development activities like after-school programs and mentorship programs at low-no cost.

• 857 people called the 2-1-1 Helpline for services and resources like: food, shelter, mental health counseling, volunteer opportunities, etc. 

• 7 people received affordable housing through funded programs like Black Hills Habitat for Humanity and NeighborWorks 

• 1,620 people were able to get to jobs and medical appointments at low-no cost through funding Prairie Hills Transit

• 100 women and children accessed emergency housing and other resources at WEAVE

• 42 people were able to access affordable mental health care through funded programs and efforts

• 911 people received food and meals through services like Feeding SD and Meals on Wheels of Western SD

• 468 people received substance abuse counseling