Quitline Information for Health Care Providers
About the S.C. Tobacco Quitline
- Quitline Facts (pdf)
- Who is Eligible? (pdf)
Materials to help people quit
We provide free materials to help you promote the S.C. Tobacco Quitline.
HOPWA Technical Assistance for Service Providers
HOPWA
- Housing Assistance Request Form Print Instructions (November 2013)
- S.C.
Reporting Possible Exposures
Report All Cases Involving Animal Bites to DPH
If you provide care for a patient who has been bitten by an animal - whether the animal involved is a pet, stray, farm animal, exotic pet or wild animal - you are required to report the name, age, gender, weight, address and telephone number of the person bitten to DPH no later than the end of the next working day.
Rabies - Guide to Managing Exposures
This is the DPH Guide for Rabies Risk Assessment and Postexposure Prophylaxis (PEP)
Guidance For Veterinarians
Preventing Rabies
CDC recommendations for veterinarians.
Read the Compendium of Animal Rabies Prevention and Control, 2016 (pdf). Reviewed yearly by the National Association of State Public Health Veterinarians, this document has helped standardize approaches to animal rabies prevention and control in the U.S.
DPH Available for Consultation on Rabies
Whether you treat humans or animals, feel free to contact us for guidance, help and information.
Funding Opportunities for STD/HIV Grantees/Contractors
Updated: Mar. 3, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Public Health's (DPH) STD/HIV Division provides contracts to community-based partners (pdf) to deliver HIV, STD and viral hepatitis prevention services.
Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention
Preventing perinatal hepatitis B virus (HBV) transmission is an integral part of the national strategy to eliminate hepatitis B in the United States. National guidelines call for the following:
SC Cancer Alliance
The SC Cancer Alliance is a non-profit organization and primary partner of DPH's Division of Cancer Prevention and Control. The SC Cancer Alliance holds DPH's most current State Cancer Plan.
The mission of the SCCA is to reduce the impact of cancer on ALL people in South Carolina.
The vision of the SCCA is to make South Carolina a national leader in Cancer Control by: