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Highlights From Our First In-Person Home Visiting Day Event in L.A. County

On April 25, 2025, LABBN and the L.A. County Home Visiting Consortium hosted our first in-person Home Visiting Day event. Read about it, see photos, and watch the video recordings.

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Webinar: Permanent Birth Control: Exploring Tubal Ligations and Sterilization Options

Welcome Baby Registered Nurses are uniquely positioned to support new parents during the postpartum period and to help them navigate decisions around long-term or permanent birth control. This webinar offers valuable insights into the methods to share with clients.

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Webinar: Implicit Bias and Cultural Humility Considerations for Home Visitors

Parent coaches work with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds, each with unique values and beliefs. Watch this webinar to learn how to manage biases and practice cultural humility with the families you serve.

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Demystifying Home Visiting for Legal Aid, Food Banks, and Community Partners

Some community partners may be hesitant to refer clients to home visiting programs, fearing that these services could lead to reports to DCFS and the risk of children being removed from their homes or families being separated. LABBN recently partnered with the Western Center on Law & Poverty to host a webinar aimed at demystifying home visiting services.

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Webinar: Culturally-Sensitive and Trauma-Informed Data Collection

This webinar explores how to take a culturally-sensitive and trauma-informed approach when collecting sensitive data during the enrollment process. This has become especially important, as some families are hesitant to provide personal information due to immigration fears.

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2025 Peer-to-Peer Training: The Epidemic of Loneliness

Loneliness has emerged as a silent epidemic, with many people finding themselves feeling more disconnected from others than ever. Learn about the rising tide of loneliness and how to address it with the families we serve.

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