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Available to Download
HFA State Systems Scoop
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Below are links to Healthy Families America publications that are available
to download free from our web site. These documents are provided as Adobe
PDF files and you will need the Adobe
Acrobat Reader program to access them. Program information is available
at Adobe.com.
Types of Publications Available
Research
The HFA Implementation Study evaluates the effect of program, staff, and family characteristics on family retention, intensity of services, and staff turnover across approximately 90 HFA sites. Fact sheets highlighting findings from the study include:
This report presents findings from an annual survey of HFA sites. It captures
information on size and source of program budgets, where programs are
located, who programs are collaborating with, the types of families being
served, and the educational and experiential level of service providers.
To download this document click here.
This leave behind informational advocacy folder containing twelve one-page
fact sheets and overviews, is designed to provide the reader with quick,
easy-to-read summaries of relevant research demonstrating the broad effectiveness
of the Healthy Families America program. Included are materials related
to positive outcomes in reducing child maltreatment, ensuring healthy
child development, ensuring school readiness, promoting family self-sufficiency
and positive parenting. An executive summary describes how the program
strengthens families and reduces risk factors that contribute to child
maltreatment. Additional documents highlight HFA as a distinctive approach
to home visiting; summarize HFA achievements; and list HFA evaluation
information and contacts.
Click here to access/download Research
Folder contents.
Funding
Healthy Families America: State of State Systems
Funding Results from the 2004 State Systems Survey
This presentation, prepared for the the HFA State Leader's Meeting in May, provides funding information collected from the 2004 HFA State Systems Survey. Federal, state and local funding information from the last three years is provided.
To download this document click here.
TANF Reauthorization: Recommendations and Implications for Healthy
Families America
(2002)
With welfare reauthorization on the horizon this year, this guide is a
helpful resource to programs receiving TANF funding. The guide summarizes
pertinent issues that will be raised during the reauthorization debate
and contains policy recommendations to be used in advocacy pursuits.
To download this document click here.
Newsletter
Healthy Families America State Systems Scoop was a newsletter created by PCA America in 2005. To view these past issues click here.
State Systems Development
Although created several years ago, this guide was developed to provide a clearinghouse of information
and innovation to support and grow the HFA program across the country.
This resource guide connects you to a variety of tools and resources that had been created
to aid state systems development. In addition, the guide contains case
studies of state successes in a variety of areas that contribute to the
sustainability of the HFA program. Download below:
This document provides a definition on the roles and responsibilities of HFA state leaders. It also provides broad guidelines to help state leaders implement and enhance various components of a state system.
To download this document click here.
Site Development
A comprehensive guidebook which provides detailed information on developing and implementing an HFA program. The Guide describes HFA and the Critical Elements and provides suggestions and examples on how to get started, design the program, create a budget and identify funding sources, provide program services, and evaluate and promote the program. Although created in 2000, it still has solid information that would be helpful to anyone considering implementing the HFA model.
This publication documents the themes that emerged from focus groups with supervisors from five national home visiting programs. Presented in two parts, it addresses the needs
of supervisors and the needs of home visitors. In addition there are questions for reflection
and discussion that can be used with staff at meetings and/or training workshops.
To download this document, click here.
General Information
To download a document, click on a title.
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