CCOHVS
Center for Coordinating
Oregon Home Visiting Systems
Portland State University
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To strengthen state partnerships in support of local decision-making and implementation of an equitable, accessible, inclusive, anti-racist and family centered system of early childhood home visiting services.
To strengthen state partnerships in support of local decision-making and implementation of an equitable, accessible, inclusive, anti-racist and family centered system of early childhood home visiting services.
What's New in Home Visiting
What's New in Home Visiting
2024 Baseline System Survey
2024 Baseline System Survey
In July–August 2024, the CCOHVS evaluation team conducted a System Survey with members of three Home Visiting System advisory groups: the ELC Home Visiting System Committee, the Home Visiting Collaborative, and the CCOHVS Steering Team.
Participants represented state, regional, and local home visiting programs and agencies, including OHA, ODE, DELC, and ODHS. The survey aimed to gather input on the home visiting system’s governance, communication, and collaboration, and was completed by 36 individuals (90% response rate).
Workforce Wellness: Survey Findings
Workforce Wellness: Survey Findings
Oregon's Early Childhood Home Visiting System Landscape Report
Oregon's Early Childhood Home Visiting System Landscape Report
Home Visiting Workforce Study
Home Visiting Workforce Study
Interested in connecting with other Tribal Home Visitors in the Pacific Northwest?
Interested in connecting with other Tribal Home Visitors in the Pacific Northwest?
At the request of Tribal Home Visiting Coordinators, CCOHVS is organizing a monthly connection time for you to meet and learn more about one another's work. Click here to learn more.
Why Home Visiting?
Why Home Visiting?
Prenatal & early childhood home visits provide vital support, improving parenting, family well-being, and health. Yet, only 8-18% of eligible families receive these services due to barriers like lack of awareness, complex systems, and limited resources.
We are taking action! CCOHVS is working to expand access through family leadership, coordinated referrals, and cross-sector collaboration, ensuring all families get the support they deserve.. Through collaboration and innovation, Oregon aims to build a universal, equitable home visiting system so every family gets the support they deserve.
Click the images below to see this month's CCOHVS Communication Cards in English and Spanish
Click the images below to see this month's CCOHVS Communication Cards in English and Spanish
Sign Up to Receive CCOHVS Communication Cards
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