Resources for Home Visiting in Indigenous Communities
HomVEE assesses the evidence of effectiveness of models that could be relevant to Indigenous communities, including American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) families and children. View the Tribal home visiting report which summarizes the findings of HomVEE’s review of research on early childhood home visiting models that have been evaluated with Indigenous peoples and communities.
This page lists models, reviewed by HomVEE, that have been implemented with Indigenous peoples and communities. Use the filter options below to further refine the search to find models that are intentionally designed for implementation in Indigenous communities or that have been evaluated with Indigenous peoples, defined as samples that include at least 30 percent of study participants that identify as Indigenous. A complete list of models is also available via the full model search.
Tribal Home Visiting
Tribal MIECHV grantees can find more information on ACF’s Tribal Home Visiting page.
Search for models serving Indigenous peoples and communities
Outcome domains with favorable results
| Model Reviewed | Outcome Domains with Favorable Results | Ages Served | Manuscripts About Well-Designed Research | Last Updated | Meets Criteria | Compare Models |
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| Early Head Start—Home-based option |
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9 |
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63683 | |
| Early Start (New Zealand) |
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1 |
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63648 | |
| Family Spirit® |
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4 |
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63671 | |
| Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) |
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4 |
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64232 | |
| Parents as Teachers (PAT)® |
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5 |
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63633 | |
| Baby FACE, an adaptation of Parents as Teachers |
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1 |
72295 | ||
| Parents as First Teachers (New Zealand) |
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2 |
63634 | ||
| Philani Outreach Programme |
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0 |
63673 | ||
| Promoting First Relationships®—Home Visiting Promotion Model |
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0 |
63678 | ||
| Triple P - Positive Parenting Program®—Variants suitable for home visiting |
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0 |
63674 | ||
| Triple P - Home Visiting: Standard Stepping Stones |
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1 |
63676 |
Frequenty Asked Questions
Are models on HomVEE’s website automatically eligible for Tribal MIECHV funding?
Tribal MIECHV grant recipients may select home visiting models that are either evidence-based among Tribal populations (as determined by HomVEE) or that qualify as a promising approach. Currently, models on HomVEE’s website qualify as either evidence-based or a promising approach and are therefore eligible for Tribal MIECHV funding. Model selection is designed to be driven by the needs of a particular community, as determined by a community needs and readiness assessment. For additional information about the Tribal MIECHV Program, see the ACF website.
Is there any research specific to Indigenous peoples and communities?
Yes. In addition to the main HomVEE review, HomVEE periodically updates a review of models that were implemented with Indigenous communities or included substantial proportions of Indigenous peoples (such as American Indian and Alaska Native families) in the study samples. The results of this review are presented in a report that can be accessed on the Home visiting resources for Indigenous peoples and communities page.