Support for Wyoming’s future, today.

Who We Are

We empower the families of Wyoming to ensure their kids have a healthy start.

The Wyoming Home Visiting Network is a portfolio of programs including Parents as Teachers, Healthy Baby, Nurse-Family Partnership, First Steps and Early Head Start. We work together to help pregnant women and families with children aged birth through age three to create nurturing homes, promoting positive parenting practices, self-sufficiency, and early prevention and detection of developmental delays and health problems.

Who We Are

We empower the families of Wyoming to ensure their kids have a healthy start.

The Wyoming Home Visiting Network is a portfolio of programs including Parents as Teachers, Healthy Baby, Nurse-Family Partnership, First Steps and Early Head Start. We work together to help pregnant women and families with children aged birth through age three to create nurturing homes, promoting positive parenting practices, self-sufficiency, and early prevention and detection of developmental delays and health problems.

We Support Wyoming Families

With the support of the Wyoming Home Visiting Network, families see reductions in ER visits and in instances of abuse and neglect, the parents’ enrollment in schools and training programs increase, more GEDs are acquired and, ultimately, the cycle of generational poverty is broken. This directly benefits Wyoming as a whole in the form of cost savings for taxpayers.

What We Do

We visit pregnant women and Wyoming families with young children in their homes to engage in supportive discussions and provide encouragement, educational resources, assessments and screenings, educational and developmental activities and more.

Our proven, hands-on approaches educate families so they are better able to take care of themselves and their children.We focus on families ranging from prenatal families to those with children through age three because this is a critical age for cognitive and physical development. With our support, children have a better chance at receiving the screenings, assessments, interventions and resources they need to build foundations for success throughout their lives.