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Texas Home Visiting Program is sponsored by Texas Health and Human Services (HHS). The Texas Home Visiting Program provides funding for evidence-based home visiting programs in targeted communities.
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of the page as possible --> Texas Home Visiting | Family Support Services Official websites use the Texas HHS logo. The Texas HHS logo means this is an official website of Texas Health and Human Services. Texas Home Visiting is a free, voluntary program through which early childhood and health professionals regularly visit the homes of pregnant women and families with children 5 years old and younger.
Through the use of evidence-based home visiting models, the program supports positive outcomes for children, increases family self-sufficiency, and creates communities where children and families can thrive. Expecting parents, caregivers, or primary caregivers of a child 5 years old or younger. While roles vary, they center around people who have an ongoing relationship with and provide physical care for the child.
Families are eligible if the parent or primary caregiver is expecting or parenting a young child, from birth until the child's sixth birthday or start of kindergarten, whichever occurs first. Families must reside in the county of a specified service delivery area or unified service area. Map of Providers and Communities Children remain safe during services and within one to three years after services.
Increase in interaction between the child and parent, and an ability to cope with parental stress. Support positive health outcomes by addressing premature birth outcomes, attending well child visits, and offering breastfeeding support.
Target number of youth/families served annually, FY 2024: Average number of youth/families served per month, FY 2023: Annual budget for community contracts: Total number of community grantees: 35 grantees 15 subgrantees Texas Home Visiting Program Natalia finds support as a first-time mom through the Texas Home Visiting program. What services are available in your county?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local agencies and organizations in targeted communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Texas Home Visiting Program is funded by Texas Health and Human Services (HHS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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