The Tribal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting In Action Program Infographics provide highlights of program implementation data and population characteristics.
Tribal Home Visiting In Action 2020-2023
The 2020-2023 Tribal Home Visiting In Action Infographic highlights the success of the TMIECHV program supported an increase in funds allocated to tribal populations, from 3% to 6%, in order to reach more families in AI/AN communities.
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2021 Infographic (PDF — 257.32 KB)
The 2021 Infographic highlights key workforce data from Tribal Home Visiting grant recipients and underscores how they have successfully supported their program teams.
2020 Infographic (PDF — 2,879.11 KB)
In 2020, the Tribal Home Visiting Program served 3,315 parents and children. 85% of families were screened for economic strain, 94% of required home visits were completed, and 90% of moms initiated breastfeeding.
2019 Infographic (PDF — 1,474.30 KB)
The Tribal Home Visiting Program provided 106,077 home visits and conducted an average of 303 visits per week between 2012 and 2019. In 2019, the program served 2,386 parents and children. 88% of well-child visits were completed.
2018 Infographic (PDF — 1,895.02 KB)
The Tribal Home Visiting Program provided 90,298 home visits and conducted an average of 346 visits per week between 2012 and 2018. In 2018 the program served 3,751 parents and children, and 63% of home visitors were AIAN.
2017 Infographic (PDF — 1,676.62 KB)
The Tribal Home Visiting Program provided 72,326 home visits between 2012 and 2017 In 2017 the program served 3,453 parents and children, and 45% of those households were under 50% of the federal poverty level.
2016 Infographic (PDF — 4,146.49 KB)
The Tribal Home Visiting Program provided 54,801 home visits between 2012 and 2016. In 2016, the program served 3,477 parents and children and had an 80% retention rate.