The Center for Coordinating Oregon Home Visiting Systems (CCOHVS) works with a wide network of state and local agencies, home visiting programs and staff, and families and community members to ensure that all pregnant people and families have equitable access to early childhood home visiting services that meet their unique family needs, characteristics, and strengths.
What’s New in 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 to meet Oregon’s aims to build a universal, equitable home visiting system so every family gets the support they deserve.
Home Visiting in Oregon: The Essentials
These flagship publications, available in both English and Spanish, provide background and information about home visiting in Oregon.
Infographic: Prenatal and Early Childhood Home Visits: The Path to Thriving Families
This one-page infographic provides an easy to understand overview of the importance of early childhood home visiting services. It highlights the gaps between those who could benefit from these programs and those who receive them, and the barriers that hinder access for families. Additionally, the graphic details Oregon’s evolving vision for home visiting, spotlighting recent initiatives aimed at prioritizing, innovating, investing in, and collaborating to build a coordinated, family-centered system that ensures every family can thrive.
Resource Map: Early Childhood Home Visiting Programs in Oregon
This resource map offers a working resource guide to Oregon’s Early Childhood Home Visiting Programs, detailing a diverse range of services that support families from pregnancy through early childhood throughout Oregon’s counties. The document outlines various program models, eligibility criteria, and acknowledges the evolving nature of funding and availability across the state.
Want to tell us about a program that’s not currently listed? Email it to us!
The Home Visiting Landscape: Recommendations for Increasing Access to Home Visiting Services
This report offers a comprehensive overview of current home visiting programs statewide, identifies key barriers—such as fragmented governance, uneven referral pathways, workforce challenges, and limited family leadership—and highlights regional innovations as well as potential future action steps.
Report: Oregon's Early Childhood Home Visiting System Landscape
The report’s actionable recommendations for state and local leaders include strengthening collaborative governance, centralizing intake and referral, sustaining funding, and providing authentic family engagement.
Events in the Home Visiting System
Connect with Tribal Home Visitors in the Pacific Northwest
Date/Time: First Mondays of the month
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.
Early Learning Council Focus on Home Visiting
Date/Time: Event Passed
In this recorded meeting, learn about key findings from the recent Home Visiting System Landscape Report and what some of Oregon’s regions are doing to ensure coordination efforts in their local home visiting systems.
Legislative Home Visiting Informational Hearing
Date/Time: Event Passed
Hear the stories of how home visiting has impacted communities from families and home visitors at the Legislative Informational Hearing for the Senate Sub-Committee on Early Childhood and Behavioral Health.
Meet the CCOHVS Team
Each team member brings a unique blend of expertise—from culturally responsive research and technical assistance to hands-on early childhood education and advocacy. Our team works collaboratively to create a network of support for families, emphasizing equitable, community-centered approaches.