Oregon’s Voluntary Home Visiting Services

Oregon's Voluntary Home Visiting Services
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03.08.2017

Oregon's Voluntary Home Visiting ServicesChildren’s Institute releases its latest policy brief about the importance of voluntary home visiting services. Currently, over 18,000 kids and their families receive voluntary home visiting services in Oregon. This brief summarizes the benefits of home visiting and makes recommendations for improving and increasing the services.

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