In preparation for the implementation of South Carolina’s new Statewide Immunization Online Network (SIMON), DHEC’s Division of Immunizations hosted “Introduction to SIMON” presentations around the state. Our vendor partner, Envision, brought its training team to provide demonstrations of the features and functions of the new Immunization Information System. This presentation is available below.
Rabies Vaccination Clinics
State law requires all pet owners to vaccinate their dogs, cats, and ferrets. You can also vaccinate livestock such as horses, cows, and sheep.
Keeping your pets and livestock up to date on their rabies vaccinations is one of the easiest and most effective ways you can protect yourself, your family, and your pets from this fatal disease. Information on year-round low-cost ($10 or less) rabies clinics and mobile rabies clinics can be found at the links below or contact your local veterinarian to make an appointment to get your pet vaccinated.
Rabies Contacts and Reporting
Anyone bitten or scratched by a wild, stray or unvaccinated animal needs to care for the wound properly and contact their health care provider. The health care provider is required to report the incident to DPH.
Hepatitis A Vaccine - Provider Webinars
In an effort to control the hepatitis A outbreak in South Carolina, DPH is seeking partnerships with county emergency management services, emergency departments at select hospitals and others to help vaccinate people in high-risk groups. Those high-risk groups include people who use injection or non-injection drugs, people who are homeless, people who are or recently were incarcerated, and men who have sex with men. These webinars have been produced to educate and inform potential DPH partners about the outbreak, what they can do to help, and how to get involved.
WIC Mobile Van Calendars
Updated: Sept. 16, 2025
Pee Dee Counties - 2025
Check back for the latest schedule for Pee Dee counties.
National Infant Formula Shortage
Last updated: May 26, 2022
School Vaccination Coverage Data
South Carolina Code Section 44-29-180 (A) requires schools to maintain records of vaccinations or immunizations.
Community Impact of Commercial Tobacco
Everyone deserves a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible. Commercial tobacco products negatively impact communities and cause health disparities. Commercial tobacco products are products sold in retail outlets and are different from the traditional tobacco that is used by Tribal communities for sacred, spiritual, or medicinal purposes. Learn more about traditional tobacco from the National Native Network.
Tobacco-Free Schools
South Carolina state law requires all public school districts to adopt, implement, and enforce a written tobacco-free schools policy that includes e-cigarettes and vaping devices. All state requirements regarding youth and commercial tobacco products can be found here: