ND Health and Human Services

North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) is a state government agency providing information, programs, and support to individuals and families across North Dakota. Its services span public health, behavioral health, health care coverage, child and family services, support for adults and older people, disability services, food programs, and vital records. The agency also offers information about medical marijuana and service locations.

Through its public health resources, HHS connects residents with programs and guidance covering family health and nutrition, breastfeeding, family planning, child protection, and refugee health and wellness. Other services include adoption and foster care resources, child care assistance, long-term care support, and programs that help eligible households access financial assistance. The website provides applications, forms, publications, FAQs, directories, and contact details to help people find and use available services. HHS also serves providers and partners through licensing and certification information, professional resources, and program guidance. As an official North Dakota government organization, the agency works to make public services and health-related information accessible to residents and the organizations that support them.