Tribal home visiting
The HomVEE project includes a review of studies about early childhood home visiting models that are of potential relevance to tribal populations, including American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) families and children.
This page lists models, reviewed by HomVEE, that have been tested in samples that include at least 30 percent of study participants from tribal populations.
In addition, HomVEE created a report that discusses review findings from research on early childhood home visiting models that have been evaluated with tribal populations.
Models focused on tribal populations and included in the HomVEE general review
| Model Reviewed | Meets HHS criteria | Favorable results from well-designed research | Populations served | Manuscripts about well-designed research | Last Updated |
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| Baby FACE, an adaptation of Parents as Teachers | No | 1 |
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| Family Spirit® |   |
4 |
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| Philani Outreach Programme | No | 0 |
Other models evaluated with tribal populations and included in the HomVEE general review
| Model Reviewed | Meets HHS criteria | Favorable results from well-designed research | Populations served | Manuscripts about well-designed research | Last Updated |
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| Early Start (New Zealand) | |
1 |
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| Healthy Families America (HFA)® | |
32 |
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| Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY)® | |
5 |
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| Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP)® | |
32 |
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| Parents as Teachers (PAT)® | |
5 |
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| Parents as First Teachers (New Zealand) | No | 2 |
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| Promoting First Relationships®—Home Visiting Promotion Model | No | 0 |