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Statistics on children, youth and families in Montana from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Montana Budget & Policy Center
Children and families receiving evidence-based home visiting services in Montana
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Definition
The number of families and children receiving evidence-based home visiting services through the Healthy Montana Families program.
Healthy Montana Families home visits are conducted by a professionally trained home visitor and provide services to support pregnant moms and families with young children. Home visits promote infant and child health, foster educational development and school readiness, and prevent child abuse and neglect.
Healthy Montana Families home visits are conducted by a professionally trained home visitor and provide services to support pregnant moms and families with young children. Home visits promote infant and child health, foster educational development and school readiness, and prevent child abuse and neglect.
Data Source
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, Early Childhood and Family Support Division
Notes
DATE - Data represent federal fiscal years (Oct. 1 - Sept. 30)
GEOGRAPHY - Participants are matched to the county providing services, not their place of residence. Not all counties in Montana provide home visiting services through the Healthy Montana Families program. If a county does not appear in the table, the location did not have a Healthy Montana Families program during the listed years.
NA- Data is not reported if less than five children or families participated, or if the county did not provide home visiting services that year. Glacier County began providing home visiting services in the 2020 program year. Richland County stopped providing services in the 2020 program year. Big Horn County did not provide services in the 2021 program year. Custer County and Hill County did not provide services in the 2022 program year.
Last Updated
October 2023