
The mission of the MHCH Foundation is to improve quality of life and
create opportunities for growth and enterprise development primarily
in the state of South Dakota.
Since its establishment in 2001 the MHCH Foundation has supported numerous
activities ranging from educational scholarships to the sponsorship of
town hall meetings, roundtable discussions, workshops and intiatives
that focus on improving quality of life and rural vitality within the
Northern Plains region.
We invite you to visit our web site and learn more about our approach
to support and current projects.

MHCH
hosted a session in Chamberlain, South Dakota on December 8th, 2009
focused on exploring Health Care Educational Opportunities for the
tri-county area of Brule, Buffalo, and Lyman counties. Attendees included
Chamberlain ISD, Sanford Health, Sanford Mid-Dakota, Avera Health,
Yankton Rural Health Learning Center, Fort Thompson Indian Health Services,
Lower Brule Community College and Lake Francis Case Economic Development
Corporation.
This session should mark the beginning of a collaborative effort
resulting in programs that will help to address important challenges
in the tri-county
area such as health care workforce shortages, underemployment, access
to professional advancement opportunities, and economic development.
Are you interested in becoming a Registered Nurse (RN)? Or
do you know of anyone that is interested in becoming a Registered Nurse (RN)? The University of South Dakota,
School of Health Sciences will be partnering with Sanford Health and Sanford Mid-Dakota Medical Center to deliver
an Associates in Nursing program to our area.
Classes will begin this fall (2010). Both clinicals and classes will take place in Chamberlain with organized
busing to the Pierre Capitol University Center as needed.
The deadline for applications is April 1st. Spaces are limited so if you are interested,
please contact the MHCH Foundation as soon as possible!!
Contact: MHCH Foundation, 605-778-6537 or Corey Kilgore at
gkilgore2@comcast.net