Studies show that maternal, infant, and early childhood home visiting can be effective at improving maternal and child outcomes and yielding strong returns on investment for states and communities.
The home visiting data snapshots linked below show the extent to which the State as a whole, and each New York county, could benefit from home visiting as measured by community data on problems that home visiting has been proven to help resolve, including child poverty, poor child and maternal health, and child welfare involvement.
While maternal, infant, and early childhood home visiting has been in operation in New York for decades, these snapshots highlight significant need for investment and expansion.
New York State Early Childhood Home Visiting Data Snapshot
Early Childhood Home Visiting Data Snapshots by Region
Early Childhood Home Visiting Data Snapshots by County
For more information about how home visiting works, its proven benefits, and recommendations for expanding programs and improving coordination among programs, please read our report, Home is Where the Start Is: Expanding Home Visiting to Strengthen All of New York’s Families.
