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Facilitating Community Advisory Groups to Strengthen Research

By Amerson, T., Spinosa, C., Heberlein, E., & West, A.

This brief highlights strategies for researchers, evaluators, and tribal, state, and territory home visiting programs planning to engage home visitors and families as research project advisors.

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Addressing Caregiver Mental Health

By Kowalski, A.J., Chute, D.E., Spinosa, C.Z., Sarkar, A., Heberlein, E., & West, A.

This brief describes strategies that home visiting programs can use to identify caregivers with mental health concerns and connect them to services.

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Supporting Families Affected by Intimate Partner Violence

By Chute, D.E., Kowalski, A.J., & West, A.

This brief describes strategies home visiting programs can use to better identify IPV among families and link affected families with community services.

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Addressing Concerns About Child Development

By Kowalski, A.J., Chute, D.E., Zhang, A.Y., & West, A.

This brief describes strategies that home visiting programs can use to improve access and linkages to early intervention services for families of children with developmental concerns.

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Improving Partnerships and Coordination Between Home Visiting and Child Welfare

By Chute, D.E., Kowalski, A.J., & West, A.

This brief describes strategies to enhance partnerships and coordination between home visiting and child welfare.

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Supporting Caregivers Affected by Substance Misuse

By Chute, D.E., Kowalski, A.J., Spinosa, C.Z., & West, A.

This brief describes strategies that home visiting programs can use to identify caregivers affected by misuse and to connect them with services.

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Overview of Case Management in Home Visiting

By : Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development & Jackie Walorski Center for Evidence-Based Case Management

This research-to-practice brief provides a foundational overview of case management in home visiting, including a field-informed definition, six core components, and the system-level factors that influence how programs connect families to services. As the first in a series, it supports state, territory, tribal, and local programs in strengthening their efforts to ensure families access the services and resources they need.