📍 South Dakota Suicide & Mental Health Crisis Centers

🧠 Statewide Resources

• 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
  📞 Call or text 988 · 24/7 emotional support and suicide prevention

• South Dakota Helpline Center
  📞 1‑800‑273‑8255 or dial 988
  📱 Text 898211
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• South Dakota Department of Social Services – Behavioral Health
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• Crisis Text Line
  📱 Text HOME to 741741

• Veterans Crisis Line
  📞 Dial 988, then press 1

📌 How to Access Help

• Call or text 988 or use the Helpline Center (1‑800‑273‑8255) for 24/7 connection to trained mental health professionals.

• The Helpline Center coordinates statewide suicide prevention, mental health, and community crisis support services.

• Crisis services include support groups, follow-up programs, youth and school-based intervention, and grief counseling.

• Services are available to all South Dakotans, including those in rural, tribal, and frontier communities.

• Peer support and connections to housing, food, and shelter resources are also offered.

🏙️ Minnehaha County (Sioux Falls)

Helpline Center – Crisis and Suicide Prevention

📍 1000 N West Ave, Suite 310, Sioux Falls, SD 57104
📞 (605) 339‑4357
🕒 24/7 phone and text-based crisis support
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🌇 Pennington County (Rapid City)

Behavior Management Systems – Crisis Care Center

📍 640 Flormann St, Rapid City, SD 57701
📞 (605) 391‑4863
🕒 Open 24/7 for walk-ins and assessments
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🌾 Brown County (Aberdeen)

Northeastern Mental Health Center

📍 14 S Main St, Aberdeen, SD 57401
📞 (605) 225‑1010
🕒 Mon–Fri: 8 AM – 5 PM · After-hours support via 988
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🌄 Brookings County (Brookings)

Brookings Behavioral Health & Wellness

📍 211 4th St, Brookings, SD 57006
📞 (605) 697‑2850
🕒 Mon–Fri: 8 AM – 5 PM · On-call available through 988
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🌉 Yankton County (Yankton)

Lewis & Clark Behavioral Health Services

📍 1028 Walnut St, Yankton, SD 57078
📞 (605) 665‑4606
🕒 Mon–Fri: 8 AM – 5 PM · 24/7 crisis support through Helpline
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✅ Notes

• South Dakota’s behavioral health system is coordinated through regional providers and the statewide Helpline Center.

• Rural residents and tribal members receive targeted outreach and culturally sensitive mental health support.

• Most services are low-cost or no-cost, and support is available regardless of insurance or documentation status.

• Emergency departments and law enforcement teams work in tandem with local mental health professionals.

• Peer support, suicide loss support groups, and community education are offered throughout the state.