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Workforce Wednesday E-Blast on Workforce Wellness May 2022

Crow Creek Tribal Schools Tribal Home Visiting Profile

Native American Health Center Tribal Home Visiting Profile

Great Plains Tribal Chairmen's Health Board Tribal Home Visiting Profile

The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (1) Tribal Home Visiting Profile

The stories in this collection illustrate the positive impact of home visiting programs provided to American Indian and Alaska Native families by tribal entities across the country. The stories were collected through interviews with families and staff from 14 Tribal MIECHV programs. Home visiting programs focus on helping people be the best parents they can be. Home visitors provide information on prenatal and child development. They offer guidance on parenting skills and strategies. They connect families with the resources they need for food, housing, health, and safety. Home visitors often serve as “first responders” in helping parents identify delays in development and other issues that need to be addressed.

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This report:

1. Describes the Tribal Home Visiting Program, grantees, and family and community contexts that influence implementation of the program;
2. Highlights the expanded reach and availability of home visiting services in tribal communities as a function of the Tribal Home Visiting Program;
3. Tells the story of program implementation across funding years, highlighting successes and areas of improvement;
4. Describes technical assistance and systems of support provided to grantees;
5. Summarizes grantee performance measurement and grantee performance in legislatively mandated benchmark areas; and
6. Suggests recommendations for improving program reach, supports, and requirements.