Coalition for Evidence-Based Policy Report Points to Nurse-Family Partnership as the Leader in Effectiveness. See website

The Prevention Research Center for the Promotion of Human Development publishes Pennsylvania Cost-Benefit Report

The Brookings Institution publishes "Supporting Young Children and Families: an Investment Strategy that Pays," recommending nurse home visitation services. See website

Washington State Institute for Public Policy reports on the benefits and costs of evidence-based programs that prevent children from entering and remaining in the child welfare system. See website

The Partnership for America's Economic Success reports on longer-term societal impacts of early childhood programs, like Nurse-Family Partnership. Read brief

RAND Corporation publishes "Early Childhood Interventions Proven Results, Future Promise" identifying Nurse-Family Partnership as program with strong evidence base. See website

Blueprints for Violence Prevention, rates Nurse-Family Partnership as "Model Program." See website

Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)

Consistent Program Effects across Multiple Trials

● Improved Prenatal Health

● Fewer Childhood Injuries

● Fewer Subsequent Pregnancies

● Increased Intervals between Births

● Increased Maternal Employment

For more detailed findings, please refer to the Outcomes of the Trials of Nurse-Family Partnership

Please note:  All research relative to Nurse-Family Partnership conducted in and/or by NFP Implementing Agencies must be approved by RAPComm.

Legislation Introduced for Funding Evidence-Based Home Visitation See Press Release

Read the Summer Issue of NFP's Newslink

CDC Research Points to Nurse-Family Partnership in Improving Life-Long Health See Press Release

Read New Client Stories

Read Shared Vision with other Home Visiting Programs