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New Name. Same Commitment. Changent is a national organization dedicated to improving health outcomes for children, families and communities by scaling and supporting data-driven programs that create lasting, multigenerational impact.
Learn more and join us in our mission. Child First provides children and families with home-based mental health support services that promote strong, nurturing caregiver-child relationships, heal trauma, and foster optimal child development and overall family well-being.
Nurse-Family Partnership pairs first-time moms with specially educated home visiting nurses for a rich and rewarding relationship that provides support, advice, and a foundation from which to build better futures for themselves and their babies.
CHANGENT ANNOUNCES NEW BOARD LEADERSHIP WITH DEEP EXPERTISE IN HEALTH AND COMMUNITY SYSTEMS DENVER, CO (March 13, 2026) — Changent, the national organization supporting Nurse Family Partnership® and Child First, today announced the election of Jonathan Webb as Chair and Steven Summer as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors.
Both leaders have served on the Changent Board (Jonathan since 2023 and Steven since 2024), bringing continuity and CHANGENT INTEGRATES FAMILY VOICES AND EXPERIENCES INTO POLICY AND PROGRAMMING WITH INAUGURAL FAMILY ADVISORY COUNCIL The Council introduces personal perspective into the evidence-based home visiting organization’s approach and engagement with its network of 57,000+ families. DENVER, COLO.
(March 3, 2026) — Changent launched its Family Advisory Council for Transformation (FACT), a move that will integrate the voices and experiences of families who have participated in Child First and Nurse-Family Partnership® CHANGENT TEAM MEMBERS HONORED AS 2025 CARE GUILD VISIONARIES Changent is excited to share that two members of our team, Sharon Sprinkle and Rebecca Parilla, have been recognized as part of the 2025 Care Guild.
The Care Guild highlights leaders who are advancing a bold, family-centered vision for mental health—one grounded in the understanding that none of us gets healthy, or stays healthy, alone. Former participants of Child First and Nurse-Family Partnership will share their stories and advocate for maternal and child health, strengthening evidence-based home visiting programs. DENVER, COLO.
(December 8, 2025) — Changent has announced its fifth cohort of Parent Ambassadors—former participants of the Child First and Nurse-Family Partnership® (NFP) programs—who will serve as trusted voices for CHANGENT CEO CHARLOTTE MIN-HARRIS NAMED TO TOP 100 HEALTH & WELLNESS PROFESSIONALS Changent is proud to celebrate President and CEO Charlotte Min-Harris, who has been named to the Top 100 Health & Wellness Professionals, a global recognition honoring leaders who are making meaningful contributions to community health and well-being.
This honor highlights Charlotte’s nearly four decades of leadership across the corporate, nonprofit, and academic sectors, and the The home visiting field has seen the Department of Education’s decision to classify nursing and social work as outside the scope of “professional degree” programs for federal loan purposes. This classification could significantly limit graduate education pathways and worsen existing workforce strain.
Across home visiting models, our ability to improve health, strengthen family stability, and CHANGENT PRESIDENT AND CEO CHARLOTTE MIN-HARRIS FEATURED ON THE “OUTCOMES” PODCAST Changent President and CEO Charlotte Min-Harris was recently a featured guest on Outcomes – Where Healthcare Strategy Meets Social Impact, hosted by Christina Rodriguez.
Part of The Fundable 15 platform, Outcomes is designed for healthcare leaders, innovators, and strategists who understand that investing in social care is not only the right thing to do—it’s the Reflecting on 2024: Progress, Partnership, and Possibility We are proud to share Changent’s 2024 Year in Review, a reflection of the powerful work we’ve done together to support children, families, and communities across the country.
This report highlights the outcomes, stories, and milestones that defined our year, from expanding access to services, to strengthening partnerships, By: Charlotte Min-Harris, President & CEO At Changent, we envision a future where every child and family has the resources and community they need to achieve their dreams.
We are committed to the health and well-being of families and children – millions of whom depend on Medicaid not only for medical coverage, but for access CEO BLOG | THE POWER OF CHANGE: INTRODUCING CHANGENT By Charlotte Min-Harris, President and CEO of Changent For years, the National Service Office (NSO) for Nurse-Family Partnership® and Child First has been dedicated to improving health outcomes and transforming lives through programs that provide data-driven, multigenerational support to families.
Today, I am proud to announce the next chapter in our journey: we are now INTRODUCING CHANGENT: A BOLD NEW IDENTITY FOR A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION TRANSFORMING THE FUTURES OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES Announcing a new identity and a renewed mission to improve health outcomes through data-driven, multigenerational programs. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DENVER, COLO.
(June 2, 2025) — The National Service Office (NSO) for Nurse-Family Partnership ® and Child First is thrilled to unveil its new name and brand: Changent.
This bold new identity reflects our commitment to strengthening NSO STATEMENT | PROTECTING MEDICAID MEANS PROTECTING FAMILIES: WHY CONGRESS MUST REJECT HARMFUL CUTS At the National Service Office for Nurse-Family Partnership and Child First, we stand with the moms, babies, and families who rely on Medicaid—not just for access to care, but for opportunities to improve health outcomes and thrive.
That’s why we are deeply concerned by the $700 billion in proposed Medicaid cuts in the House budget NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE WELCOMES STRATEGIC LEADERS TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO STRENGTHEN MISSION AND IMPACT Lauren Arnold, Dr. Lakesha Farmer, Dr. Padma Gulur, and Randi Roy join NSO’s board to offer their expertise in healthcare, nonprofit strategy, and leadership. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DENVER, COLO.
(April 9, 2025) — The National Service Office (NSO) for Nurse-Family Partnership® and Child First announces the appointment of four new members to its Board of Directors. THE NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE NAMES DR. MEGHAN LÓPEZ AS CHIEF PROGRAM AND NETWORK OFFICER FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DENVER, COLO.
(February 4, 2025) — The National Service Office for Nurse-Family Partnership® and Child First announced today that Dr. Meghan López has been named Chief Program and Network Officer (CPNO).
Dr. López brings 25 years of experience in evidence-based program development, family support, and global health leadership, with a focus on NSO STATEMENT | BIPOC MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK As we observe Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Mental Health Awareness Month in July, I want to emphasize our commitment to addressing the mental health needs of under-resourced and underserved populations, particularly those at high risk before, during, and after childbirth.
At the National Service Office for Nurse-Family Partnership and Child First, we NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE FOR NURSE-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP AND CHILD FIRST LAUNCHES INDIGENOUS WISDOM COUNCIL DENVER, COLO. (July 15, 2024) — The National Service Office (NSO) for Nurse-Family Partnership® and Child First proudly announces the establishment of its inaugural Indigenous Wisdom Council.
This new initiative brings together esteemed individuals from diverse Indigenous communities to guide and enrich NSO’s work in tribal communities by exchanging knowledge, advocating for the betterment of NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE WELCOMES THREE NEW BOARD MEMBERS TO DRIVE IMPACT AND DIVERSITY DENVER, COLO.
(May 14, 2024) — The National Service Office (NSO) for Nurse-Family Partnership® and Child First announces the appointment of three new members to the Board of Directors. The NSO welcomes Veronica Willeto DeCrane, Tolu Thomas and LaKisa Ward as they each offer extensive experience in managing operations and implementing improvements in various organizational DENVER, COLO.
(February 22, 2024) — The National Service Office (NSO) for Nurse-Family Partnership® and Child First announced the appointment of Steven Summer, President and CEO of the Healthcare Institute to the Board of Directors.
In his current role at Healthcare Institute, Summer works collaboratively with CEOs from the most progressive, successful and admired nonprofit RESEARCH FOLLOW-UP HIGHLIGHTS NURSE-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP’S SUBSTANTIAL IMPACT ON LOWERING HYPERTENSION RATES IN MOTHERS AND REDUCING OBESITY AMONG THEIR DAUGHTERS DENVER, COLO. (Jan.
25, 2024) — JAMA Network Open, a medical journal published by the American Medical Association, last week published an 18-year follow-up of participants in a randomized clinical trial of Nurse-Family Partnership ® (NFP).
This study titled, “Early Home Visits and Health Outcomes in Low-Income Mothers and Offspring” found that nurse home visits NSO STATEMENT | U.S. INFANT MORTALITY RATES INCREASE The infant mortality rate for the United States rose 3% in 2022, according to a newly released report by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This is the first year-over-year increase in the rate in 20 years.
The report also demonstrated that infant mortality rates increased significantly due to maternal complications. This new NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE FOR NURSE-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP AND CHILD FIRST ANNOUNCES NEW PARENT AMBASSADORS DENVER, COLO.
(Released October 12, 2023, Updated March 14, 2024) — The National Service Office for Nurse-Family Partnership ® and Child First recently announced the new class of Parent Ambassadors who will share their stories as new parents and the impact of the Nurse-Family Partnership and Child First programs with Congress and other policymakers. For DENVER, COLO. (Sept.
28, 2023) – The National Service Office for Nurse-Family Partnership ® and Child First announces the award winners of the 2023 Tenacious Caregiver and Compassion Awards. Five distinguished Nurse-Family Partnership providers and three outstanding Child First team members were recognized on Sept. 12 at the National Symposium, the National Service Office’s annual DENVER, COLO.
(August 2, 2023) — The National Service Office for Nurse-Family Partnership® (NFP) and Child First announced the appointment of Jonathan Webb, CEO of the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) in Washington, D. C. , to the Board of Directors.
With over 20 years of public health experience, Webb has worked to NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE CALLS ON TEXAS LEGISLATURE TO INCREASE FUNDING TO NURSE-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP DENVER, COLO. (May 24, 2023) — The National Service Office for Nurse-Family Partnership and Child First urges the Texas legislature to increase funding for Nurse-Family Partnership ® (NFP) in Texas in the legislature’s final budget this week.
Without an increased investment to NFP’s home-visiting program, the ability to serve first-time moms and families in Texas THE NSO’S RESPONSE TO U.S. MATERNAL MORTALITY INCREASE I wanted to take this moment to address a concerning issue that has been in the news recently: the significant increase in maternal mortality rates in the United States in 2021.
As you may already know, the CDC has reported a devastating 40% increase in these rates, which is alarming and deeply troubling. In 2019, the THE NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE NAMES CHARLOTTE MIN-HARRIS AS PRESIDENT & CEO Collaboration is key to ensuring that children and families in need have access to quality services and resources that support health and well-being. Learn about different ways to partner with us.
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