The Nurse Family Partnership Program (NFP) is a national program that serves first time pregnant women until their first child(ren) reach age two. NFP is an evidenced-based program which provides registered nurse home visitation on an established schedule. These visits follow guidelines and address multiple areas including life skills and education, parenting, health, safety, resources, and relationships.

The Nurse Family Partnership Program (NFP) is a national program that serves first time pregnant women until their first child(ren) reach age two. NFP is an evidenced-based program which provides registered nurse home visitation on an established schedule. These visits follow guidelines and address multiple areas including life skills and education, parenting, health, safety, resources, and relationships.

The Nurse Family Partnership Program (NFP) is a national program that serves first time pregnant women until their first child(ren) reach age two. NFP is an evidenced-based program which provides registered nurse home visitation on an established schedule. These visits follow guidelines and address multiple areas including life skills and education, parenting, health, safety, resources, and relationships.

The Nurse Family Partnership Program (NFP) is a national program that serves first time pregnant women until their first child(ren) reach age two. NFP is an evidenced-based program which provides registered nurse home visitation on an established schedule. These visits follow guidelines and address multiple areas including life skills and education, parenting, health, safety, resources, and relationships.

Within the nurse home visitor program, registered nurses provide intensive prenatal, maternal and child health education and support during on going home visits. Nurses also provide information on child development, parenting skills and are certified in lactation counseling. Something for every parent! Serving families with children under 3 years old.

Nurse-Family Partnership is a voluntary, evidence-based program that serves eligible first-time mothers at no cost to them. Nurse-Family Partnership works by having specially trained nurses regularly visit first-time moms-to-be, starting early in the pregnancy, and continuing through the child’s second birthday.

Southeast Colorado Nurse-Family Partnership program provides health education and counseling services by specially trained nurse home visitors to first-time, low-income women beginning in pregnancy and up to the child’s second birthday.

Nurse-Family Partnership is a voluntary, evidence-based program that serves eligible first-time mothers at no cost to them. Nurse-Family Partnership works by having specially trained nurses regularly visit first-time moms-to-be, starting early in the pregnancy, and continuing through the child’s second birthday.

The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program is a no-cost, 2 1/2-year program that serves qualified low-income, first-time mothers. Enrollment occurs during pregnancy and continues until the child is 2 years old.

The Nurse-Family Partnership Program is a home visitation program for women during their first pregnancy and throughout the first two years of their children’s lives.