The Illinois MIECHV (Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting) program funds home visiting services to 25 local implementing sties in 13 communities using one of two evidence-based model programs (Parents as Teachers and Healthy Families Illinois). The Illinois Department of Human Services (fiscal lead) and the Governor’s Office of Early Childhood Development (programmatic lead) administer Illinois MIECHV. CPRD’s MIECHV team conducts the performance benchmarks analysis and the continuous quality improvement to each local site.
Illinois Home Visiting 2020 Statewide Needs Assessment
Annual Reports
- Illinois MIECHV Annual Report 2020
- Illinois MIECHV Annual Report 2019
- Illinois MIECHV Technical Report 2018
- Illinois MIECHV Technical Report 2017
- Illinois MIECHV Technical Report 2016
- Illinois MIECHV Technical Report 2015
- Illinois MIECHV Technical Report Executive Summary 2018
- Illinois MIECHV Technical Report Executive Summary 2017
- Illinois MIECHV Technical Report Executive Summary 2016
- Illinois MIECHV Technical Report Executive Summary 2015
Benchmarks
Benchmark Glossary
Research Briefs and Reports
- CQI Survey Report 2020
- CQI Survey Brief 2018
- Attrition Brief
- CI Focus Group Report 2017
- Community Site Visit Summary Report 2015
- CQI Survey Brief 2017
- CQI Survey Brief 2015
- CQI Survey Brief 2014
- Dropout Analysis 2016
- Dropout Analysis 2014
- Home Visiting Mandate Report, August 2015
- MIECHV Fact Sheet
- Recent Research on Home Visiting
Infographic Snapshots
- 2012-2016 MIECHV Infographic
- 2015 Home Visiting and Doula Combined
- 2016 Home Visiting and Doula Combined
- 2017 MIECHV Infographic