Home Visiting Engagement and Retention

Wilder Research conducted a qualitative exploration of parent retention and engagement in early childhood home visiting for the Minnesota Department of Health. Over 300 semi-structured interviews were conducted with parents from 19 home visiting sites across Minnesota.

Client Organization

Minnesota Department of Health

Project Type

Survey research and data collection Evaluation

Wilder Topic

Early Childhood Family Support

All Reports in the Project

Home Visiting Referral Process: Highlights from A Qualitative Exploration of Parent Retention and Engagement in Early Childhood Home Visiting

Dec 2017

brief

Preventing Dropout and Promoting Retention: Highlights from A Qualitative Exploration of Parent Retention and Engagement in Early Childhood Home Visiting

Dec 2017

brief

Relationships Between Parents and Home Visitors: Highlights from A Qualitative Exploration of Parent Retention and Engagement in Early Childhood Home Visiting

Dec 2017

brief

Parent Perceptions of Program Benefit: Highlights from A Qualitative Exploration of Parent Retention and Engagement in Early Childhood Home Visiting

Dec 2017

brief

Methodology Summary: Description of A Qualitative Exploration of Parent Retention and Engagement in Early Childhood Home Visiting

Dec 2017

brief

Executive Summary: Description of A Qualitative Exploration of Parent Retention and Engagement in Early Childhood Home Visiting

Dec 2017

report summary

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