Reports & Briefs
National Home Visiting Resource Center (NHVRC) 2024 Yearbook
The report is a nationwide and state-by-state look at early childhood home visiting. The publication presents 2023 data from evidence-based and emerging home visiting models and from state agencies and the Administration for Children and Families. (National Home Visiting Resource Center - September 2024)
The report examines barriers to using child welfare funds for prevention services including voluntary home visiting, and to elevate state strategies to expand home visiting to states more rapidly. (Association of State and Tribal Home Visiting Initiatives – August 2024)
Community Based Home Visiting: Fidelity to Families Commitment to Outcomes
The report highlights the success and challenges of community-based home visiting models across the country, summarizes themes from listening sessions with 30+ community-based home visiting models, and offers recommendations to improve support for these non-evidence-based models. (First Focus on Children and Start Early – June 2024)
The brief Looks at challenges and opportunities faced by states seeking to use FFPSA funding for home visiting. (Home Visiting Coalition – May 2024)
The Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program
Explains the federally funded Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program (MIECHV). (HRSA – June 2024)
The 2023 Home Visiting Yearbook
The Yearbook offers detailed information about home visiting programs across the country. (National Home Visiting Resource Center -- James Bell Associates, and the Urban Institute -- 2023)
Mapping Evidence Based Home Visiting Provided by Tribal Led Organizations
The brief considers the degree to which tribal communities have been able to access, and chosen to implement, evidence-based home visiting services. (National Home Visiting Resource Center – April 2023)
Purposefully Investing in the Tribal Home Visiting Workforce
The report describes the current tribal home visiting workforce and highlights innovative approaches that Tribal Home Visiting grantees used to purposefully invest their staff. (Administration for Children and Families – 2022)
Helping Families Get off to a Strong Start: What is Home Visiting and How Has it Changed During the COVID-19 Pandemic (Start Early – September 2020)
The policy brief provides and overview of the benefits and the barriers to using Medicaid to broaden access to home visiting. (Prevent Child Abuse America)