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Welcome to the South Dakota Benefit Information System (SDBIS). It contains specific state information about disability and welfare benefits available to people with disabilities and their families living in South Dakota.
SDBIS is integrated into the main WorkWORLD (WW) Help/Information System so that it is immediately available to WorkWORLD users and to those who go to http://www.workworld.org/wwwebhelp.html, where the WorkWORLD Help/Information System is available online.
You can find SDBIS topics in the WorkWORLD Help/Information System:
· In the Index: By selecting Help Topics from the main menu, selecting the Index tab, and then typing SD [space bar] and then the topic; or
· In the Table of Contents: By selecting Help Topics from the main menu, selecting the Contents tab and then going to: Benefit Programs, State Specifics, South Dakota.
Comprehensive instructions for these operations can be found in the "Using the Help System" topic.
Internet Users: If you are using this Help/Info System on the Internet and you do not see the Table of Contents or Index on the left side of your screen, click on the Show Navigation link at the upper left corner of this screen to reveal the Contents, Index, and Search features. Also see: Using the Help/Information System On The Web for additional features and operational information.
Details concerning most of the information in SDBIS can be found on-line in the South Dakota Administrative Code at
http://legis.state.sd.us/rules/index.aspx
DISCLAIMER:
Although we make every attempt to verify the information in SDBIS with the applicable agencies, you should always check with the administering agency before acting on any of the information or recommendations contained in SDBIS. There may be specific circumstances in your own situation that are not covered in SDBIS; or regulations may have changed since the information was entered into SDBIS.
NOTE: If you should discover such circumstances or changes, please let us know by going to http://www.workworld.org/TechnicalSupport.html#ContactUs and contacting us.
For your convenience we are providing here links to many of the topics that you may find most helpful. We list them first by program, and then by agencies and organizations.
These lists are not comprehensive - use the Table of Contents or Index as explained above for comprehensive lists - but they should give you a good idea about the kinds of information included, and links to that information.
Programs:
Adult Services and Aging Programs
Benefits, Planning, Assistance and Outreach (BPAO)
Blind and Visually Impaired Programs
Children's Health Insurance Program
Community Training Services (CTS) Program - DD
DakotaLink Assistive Technology Project
Developmental Disabilities (DD) Programs
Freedom to Work (Medicaid Infrastructure Grant)
Home and Community Based Waiver Services (HCBWS)
Medicaid & Medical Assistance Programs
Native American Advocacy Project
Personal Assistant Services (PAS) - Freedom to Work
Prescription Drug Assistance (Rx Access)
Protection and Advocacy Services
Protective Services for Adults
QMB, SLMB and other Medicare-related Medicaid
Respite Care - Adult Services and Aging
Respite Care - Developmental and other specified disabilities
Tax Exemptions and Refunds for Veterans
Tax Refund - Sales Tax on Food
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
Transition Services Liaison Project
Vocational Rehabilitation Services
Workforce Investment Act programs
Agencies and Organizations:
Black Hills Special Services Cooperative (BHSSC)
Division of Adult Services and Aging
Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Division of Child Care Assistance
Division of Developmental Disabilities
Division of Economic Assistance
Division of Service for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Division of Rehabilitation Services
Division of Veterans Affairs Benefits
Office of Medical Eligibility - Overview
Office of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
South Dakota Advocacy Services
Integrated, synchronized, closed-captioned multi-media demonstrations of WorkWORLD are now available on the WorkWORLD website. Tutorial modules explain WorkWORLD's features and show many aspects of its operation, while presentation modules discuss the software's use in the broader context of benefits planning and service delivery for individuals. See and hear all the modules on the Tutorials and Presentations page at:
http://www.workworld.org/media/menu.htm
http://legis.state.sd.us/rules/index.aspx
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