LABBN Presents at National Home Visiting Summit #HVSummit
LABBN’s team delivered two presentations at this year’s National Home Visiting Summit. See them both here.
Read MoreLABBN’s team delivered two presentations at this year’s National Home Visiting Summit. See them both here.
Read MoreWhat’s home visiting like when you can’t visit homes? Managers and staff at programs in L.A. County shared their experiences. See the infographics we created to tell their story.
Read MoreTens of thousands of California children with developmental delays aren’t diagnosed until they hit the school system. We’re proud to work with the free Welcome Baby program, and its partner home visiting programs in Los Angeles County, which conduct infant screenings and help parents get the help they need for their little ones.
Read MoreIt’s World Breastfeeding Week. Here’s a look at breastfeeding as an issue of health equity.
Read MoreHere’s a quick video to share a few shots of dads in the Family Strengthening Network’s home visiting programs: Welcome Baby, Parents as Teachers, and Healthy Families America.
Read MoreLA Best Babies Network is proud to announce the appointment of Sharlene Gozalians as its new Director. Sharlene steps into the role following the retirement of Director Janice French in February.
Read MoreHome visiting helps build healthier and more resilient families. Learn about the impact of LA County’s home visiting programs in this brief from the LA County Consortium.
Read MoreThe L.A. County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to have the Department of Public Health report on how home visiting services can be expanded to reach more of the county’s most vulnerable residents.
Read MoreThe National Home Visiting Resource Center (NHVRC) has released its 2019 Home Visiting Yearbook, providing the most thorough look yet at home visiting at the state and national levels. Welcome Baby, Healthy Families America, and Parents as Teachers are profiled in the publication.
Read MoreEven after all she had been through — the helicopters circling her house, the snipers on the roof and the car ride to jail — Lisa Abramson still wanted to have a second child.
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