Overview
Healthy Beginnings at Home (HBAH) is an evaluation looking at the impact of providing rental assistance with housing stabilization services to pregnant women, who are living in highly unstable housing, and are at greater risk of infant mortality. HBAH is building the evidence for how stable housing can help address infant mortality and improve health outcomes for women, their infants, and families.
CareSource Foundation received the 2021 HUD Secretary for Public-Private Partnerships for its work to advance the Healthy Beginnings at Home study.
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Governance and Policies
HBAH Policy Manual
Meeting Notes
Healthy Beginnings at Home Monthly Meeting Notes
(Monthly meeting notes to be added here)
Healthy Beginnings at Home State Meeting Notes
Outcomes
COHHIO partners with Barbara Poppe and Associates and an evaluation entity to ensure program compliance and report Healthy Beginnings at Home participant outcomes.
Healthy Beginnings at Home Final Report, June 2021
Healthy Beginnings at Home Outreach Report, January 2021
Healthy Beginnings at Home Pilot Report, November 2021
CareSource: HBAH Health Outcomes and Recommendation for Model Replication
Replication Resources
Key Partners
Service Coordination:
Care Coordination:
Lead Consultant:
