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We extend our deep gratitude to them for the rigor, passion, and commitment they bring to the communities they serve and the innovations they are advancing for the home visiting field. We are also grateful for the support of the Bezos Family Foundation and the National Home Visiting Coalition Steering Committee. Special thanks to Megan Condon, Amy Haddad, Karen Howard, Beth Stein, Liv Woodstrom, and the many program, policy, and research partners who helped us identify the community-based models that contributed to this report.  \nCite as: Gronkowski, N., Pakulis, A. (2024). Community-Based Home Visiting: Fidelity to Families, Commitment to Outcomes. First Focus on Children and Start Early.  \nCommunity-Based Home Visiting:  \nFidelity to Families, Commitment to Outcomes  \nContents  \n Executive Summary  ............................................................................................................ 1  \nOverview and Background  ................................................................................................... 2  \nAbout Home Visiting  ............................................................................................. 2  \nAbout Community-Based Home Visiting Models  ........................................................... 3  \n Methods  ............................................................................................................. 5  \nKey Theme 1: Family-Centered Design Yields Continuous Quality Improvement  .................................. 6  \nKey Theme 2: Research, Data, and Outcomes Must be More Effectively and Inclusively Defined  ............... 8  \nKey Theme 3: Reclaiming Culture and Advancing Language Access to Improve Family Experiences and Outcomes  ........................................................................................ 10  \nCulture  ............................................................................................................. 10  \n Language  ........................................................................................................... 11  \nKey Theme 4: Flexibility Is Necessary to Serve the Community and Enhance Outcomes  ........................ 12  \nIn Serving the Community  ..................................................................................... 12  \nIn Generating Outcomes and Evidence  ...................................................................... 13  \nKey Theme 5: Structural Barriers to Funding Impact Sustainability and Accessibility  ............................ 15  \nSustainability  ...................................................................................................... 15  \nAccessibility  ....................................................................................................... 16  \nConclusion and Policy Recommendations  ............................................................................... 18  \nAppendix: Community-Based Model Directory  .........................................................................24  \nCommunity-Based Home Visiting:  \nFidelity to Families, Commitment to Outcomes  \nExecutive Summary  \n􀁏 Total individuals contribu","cbCaiqxby1vap3ee","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqxby1vap3ee","pdf",369350,28,"English","# Executive Summary\n# Overview and Background\n## About Home Visiting\n## About Community-Based Home Visiting Models\n# Methods\n# Key Theme 1: Family-Centered Design Yields Continuous Quality Improvement\n# Key Theme 2: Research, Data, and Outcomes Must be More Effectively and Inclusively Defined\n# Key Theme 3: Reclaiming Culture and Advancing Language Access to Improve Family Experiences and Outcomes\n# Key Theme 4: Flexibility Is Necessary to Serve the Community and Enhance Outcomes\n# Key Theme 5: Structural Barriers to Funding Impact Sustainability and Accessibility\n# Conclusion and Policy Recommendations\n# Appendix: Community-Based Model Directory","[{\"question\":\"What is the main focus of the report on community-based home visiting?\",\"answer\":\"The report examines how community-based home visiting models remain faithful to families while delivering commitments tied to outcomes through quality improvement, inclusive research, and responsive program design.\"},{\"question\":\"How many people, models, and states are covered in the report’s data set?\",\"answer\":\"The executive summary states 48 individuals contributed, 34 models were represented, and 21 states were included.\"},{\"question\":\"Which themes does the report emphasize for improving family experiences and outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"Key themes include family-centered design with continuous quality improvement, inclusive definitions of research/data/outcomes, reclaiming culture and advancing language access, program flexibility, and addressing structural funding barriers that affect sustainability and accessibility.\"}]","Community-Based Home Visiting - Fidelity to Families, Commitment to Outcomes | PDF",1792049322,71]