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Evaluate Impact

Access resources to support the cultural and scientific rigor of program evaluation.

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Track Performance

Select from a range of tools to monitor program activities and measure success.

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Improve Programs

Find out how to use continuous quality improvement strategies to make programs better.

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Share What You’ve Learned

Learn different ways to share program accomplishments and tell your program’s story.

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Build Useful Data Systems

Access a toolkit on developing and improving data systems.

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TEI’s mission is to help Tribal Home Visiting Program grantees build capacity in gathering, using and sharing information to improve the health and well-being of children and families. This website makes TEI technical assistance resources available to a broader audience of tribal program staff, community members and professionals who partner with tribal communities.
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New resources for conducting screenings during the COVID-19 pandemic

As programs transition their services to virtual visits during the COVID-19 pandemic, many are grappling with the challenge of conducting screenings and assessments within this context. TEI has developed four resources to support programs in transitioning to virtual and remote screenings.

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TEI creates a collection of parenting stress and resilience literature

TEI compiled published articles related to parenting stress and resilience from peer-reviewed journals for Tribal Home Visiting grantees. The articles summarized in the collection are specific to parenting stress and/or resilience in the context of home visiting or among American Indian and Alaska Native communities.

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TEI Publishes Tribal Home Visiting Grantee Evaluation Plan Profiles on OPRE Website

TEI created a compilation of Tribal Home Visiting Program evaluation plan profiles that introduce and describe the grantees’ evaluation studies. This was published on the OPRE website in 2018.

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TEI Contributes to Special Issue of the Infant Mental Health Journal

Staff from TEI worked closely with Tribal Home Visiting grantees, ACF, and the Tribal Early Childhood Research Center (TRC) to contribute to five articles in the May/June 2018 volume of the Infant Mental Health Journal.

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Of special note

Cover of the Tribal, Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting: A Report to CongressGet more information about TEI’s Tribal Home Visiting Program first report to Congress in February 2016.