California Home Visiting Week.
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Overview
This resolution declares the week of April 20-24, 2026, as California Home Visiting Week. It recognizes the importance of home visiting programs, which provide support to pregnant people and families with young children, leading to improved health outcomes, child development, and family well-being. The resolution also commends the efforts of state and local organizations involved in expanding these services and encourages continued collaboration to ensure equitable access for all families.
Key provisions
- Proclaims the week of April 20-24, 2026, as California Home Visiting Week.
- Recognizes the role of home visiting programs in supporting families.
- Commends state agencies, local governments, and home visiting professionals.
- Encourages continued collaboration to expand access to home visiting services.
- Highlights the importance of evidence-based home visiting models.
- Acknowledges the impact of early childhood experiences on brain development.
- Recognizes the importance of addressing toxic stress in early childhood.
- Supports investments in early childhood education and supports.
Who is affected
- Pregnant people and families with infants and young children
- Home visiting program professionals
- Community-based organizations
- State agencies
- Local governments
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