Closed
Australian Nurse-Family Partnership Program Expansion
Department of Health and Aged Care
DeadlineCloses Tue, 22 Mar 2022
RegionNational
Overview
The ANFPP aims to improve maternal and child health and wellbeing outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families by: • assisting women to engage in good preventive health practices; • supporting parents to improve child health and development; and • assisting parents to develop a vision for their own futures, including continuing education and finding work. The ANFPP is a nurse led home visiting program provided by the same Nurse Home Visitor for the duration of a client’s involvement or until the child reaches two years of age. It is a highly structured, evidence-based program modelled on the international Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP).
Public Health & WellbeingCommunity/Place-based DevelopmentFirst Nations / Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander
Verified 84 days ago
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