Extending the Reach of Home Visiting
Exploring Home Visiting's Connections to Larger Systems of Support
Home visiting is a proven strategy for supporting young children and families, with demonstrated benefits for child and family well-being. Yet millions of families who could benefit from home visiting do not have access to these services.
Reaching more families will require home visiting to connect more intentionally with the broader early childhood ecosystem. This series explores the intersections between home visiting and child care, elementary education, mental health, housing, and child welfare—highlighting opportunities for collaboration, examples from the field, and practical resources for getting started.
Together, these papers consider how stronger connections across systems can extend the reach of home visiting and expand its impact for families.
READ: Home Visiting and Child Care
READ: Home Visiting and Elementary Education
READ: Home Visiting and Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health
READ: Home Visiting and Housing
READ: Home Visiting and Child Welfare
