Nurse-Family Partnership in other countries.
Learn where Nurse-Family Partnership is serving vulnerable families around the globe.
As the evidence-based Nurse-Family Partnership public health program has come to more communities around the United States, so has interest increased among policy makers and government leaders from other countries. Since 2004, half a dozen nations abroad have begun testing and/or implementing the Nurse-Family Partnership program in their own communities, changing the lives of hundreds of families in the process.
If you are a first-time mother or nurse seeking more information on Nurse-Family Partnership outside the United States, below is a list of countries currently taking part in the Nurse-Family Partnership International Program, along with related website links:
Please note that the Nurse-Family Partnership National Service Office does not have any programmatic relationship with NFP sites and agencies overseas. The development, adaptation and testing of the NFP model in countries outside the United States is handled by the
Prevention Research Center for Family and Child Health at the University of Colorado Denver (PRC). International inquiries regarding Nurse-Family Partnership progam development and implementation should be directed to the PRC.