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Resources for Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs

Evidence shows that Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs is one of most effective strategies that states can implement to impact outcomes for infants and toddlers. We’ve compiled the Policy Impact Center’s core resources on this strategy here for easy reference.

Prenatal-to-3 State Policy Roadmap

2021 Prenatal-to-3 State Policy Roadmap – once in your state Roadmap, click on “Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs” on the side menu
2021 Roadmap Status: Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs – All States (PDF) – see the 2021 status of this Roadmap strategy for all 50 states and DC
2021 Roadmap Simulation – see how your state stacks up on the resources available for a sample family of 3 during the critical prenatal to age 3 period, based on actual state policy choices in 2021

Evidence on Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs

Prenatal-to-3 Policy Clearinghouse
- Comprehensive evidence review:
  - Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs Evidence Review
  - Methods and Sources
- Aligned science-based prenatal-to-3 policy goals for evidence-based home visiting programs:
  - Nurturing and Responsive Child-Parent Relationships

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03.12.26

State Policy Academy: Early Childhood Governance

State approaches to early childhood governance vary widely — and those choices affect whether families can access the services they need. The State Policy Academy: Early Childhood Governance, explores how organizational decisions impact the effectiveness of programs and services for young children and their families.

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03.05.26

Renewed Support from the Buffett Early Childhood Fund Fuels Continued Growth and Impact at the Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center

Funding will support policy research and evidence translation to inform state action and improve outcomes for young children and families As families navigate evolving social and economic challenges, advancing evidence-based policy solutions is critical. The

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02.18.26

The Prenatal-to-3 Policy Landscape in 2026

This blog post outlines the state policy changes in effect since the release of our 2025 Roadmap, providing timely and up-to-date context for consideration as policy discussions continue in 2026.

Resources for Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs

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