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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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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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Tribal Home Visiting Program Report to Congress

The Tribal Home Visiting Program submitted its first report to Congress in February 2016. The report outlines the program’s approach, implementation, and findings since its initial funding in 2010 as part of the Affordable Care Act. We have the full report, executive summary, and a fact sheet available for download.

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Evaluation in Practice: Developing an Evaluation Plan With Scientific and Cultural Rigor

Native American Professional Parent Resources, Inc. (NAPPR) staff reflect on how they developed a culturally rigorous evaluation plan.

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TEI Data Collection Toolkit

The Data Collection Toolkit was developed to support data collection with AIAN families in their homes. Guided by years of work providing technical assistance to Tribal Home Visiting Program grantees, the toolkit addresses common grantee needs and challenges. Although it was designed for grantees—including program managers, evaluators, home visitors, and other staff—it also may be useful for early childhood programs and others who serve AIAN communities.

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