| Who We Are | | | How We Work | | | Results | | | Grantee Portfolio | | | Funding Partners |
 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
 | |||
Geographic Reach | |||
 | |||
|
Nurse-Family Partnership currently provides support to 101 implementing agencies that deliver services to clients in over 290 counties and 23 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. (Nurse-Family Partnership defines an implementing agency as a local agency, typically a local governmental entity or nonprofit, that implements its nurse-home visitation model.) Nurse-Family Partnership plans to operate 441 sites by 2012.
| |||
|
NFP In the News
Nurse-Family Partnership featured on CBS Evening News
Anchorwoman Katie Couric interviews founder Dr. David Olds, nurses and participants about the positive impact the program has on the lives of first-time families.
August 6, 2007
Related News
An Experiment in Coordinated Investment
This report describes the factors that led the EMCF to develop its Growth Capital Aggregation Pilot, highlights key aspects of this joint approach to supporting the growth and sustainability of three highly effective youth organizations, and outlines what EMCF and its co-investors hope to learn and accomplish over the next several years.
$120 Million in Growth Capital Secured to Advance Opportunities for Low-Income Youth
EMCF President Nancy Roob discusses the progress made by EMCF through its Growth Capital Aggregation Pilot, along with the nineteen co-investors and the board of directors of Nurse-Family Partnership, Youth Villages, and Citizen Schools.
