Home Visiting
Provider Network
About Us
Home Visitors can provide needed support services to help families have healthy pregnancies and thriving children. The Home Visiting Provider Network consists of staff and parents from home visiting programs serving families during pregnancy and with children up to five years of age. The Network coordinates program activities, shares information, and develops resources to support parents and promote child well-being.
Purpose
To improve child well-being through increasing home visiting capacity and improving programs.
Goals
To increase impact in the target population (homes with children prenatal to 5) with the result of healthier children able to reach their full potential.
We aim to:
- Empower parent representative voice on HVPN/LLG;
- Encourage HVPN/LLG membership, participation, and engagement;
- Lead CQI groups on a regular basis;
- Build capacity of Home Visiting services to reach and respond to those we serve.
Resources
- Find a Home Visiting Program in Michigan
- MDHHS Home Visiting
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The Parenting Support Site connects expectant parents and families with young children under 6 to programs offering helpful information for parents to nurture their children’s health, early child development and preparedness for school.
Meetings
The Home Visiting Provider Network meets every third Monday, every even month, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., currently hosting in-person and virtual meetings.
For more information contact Emily at evandenbos@familyfutures.org.