Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) provides MIECHV funds to Kansas Department of Health and Environment to support evidence-based (or promising approach) home visiting programs. Grantees are required to use evidence-based home visiting models or promising approach practices and establish quantifiable, measurable benchmarks that demonstrate improvements in:
Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) leads the MIECHV program in Kansas. They provide administrative support to LIAs who provide MIECHV services in their community.
Local implementing agencies (LIA) provide home visiting services to families in counties with MIECHV funding.
The University of Kansas Center for Public Partnerships and Research provides support for the MIECHV program by providing continuous state evaluation (CSE), data support (DAISEY), and professional development technical support (the Kansas home visiting LMS).
The University of Kansas Juniper Gardens Children's Project provides continuous quality improvement support to the LIAs.
The Kansas MIECHV Operations Manual is a guide for local implementing agencies (LIAs) that serve MIECHV populations. Home visitors and supervisors should be familiar with the manual to understand the operations and expectations of the Kansas MIECHV program.
What you can expect to find in the Kansas MIECHV Operations Manual:
For questions about the Kansas MIECHV program or training requirements, reach out to KDHE kdhe.miechv@ks.gov.
If you have technical questions about the site, contact our helpdesk help@kshomevisitinglms.org.
If you want to learn more about all of Kansas home visiting, please visit kshomevisiting.org.