Evaluation of the Australian Family Partnership Program (AFPP) – Evaluation Reports 2021–24

This evaluation captures AFPP outcomes and it’s impact on the health and wellbeing of participating families, and identifies areas for improvement.

On 8 June 2021, we engaged Urbis in partnership with Cox Inall Ridgeway to conduct an evaluation of the AFPP over 3 years (2021–22 to 2023–24).  

The AFPP is a nurse-led home visiting program designed to improve health outcomes for First Nations families by supporting women pregnant with a First Nations baby from pregnancy through until their child is 2 years old. 

The report captures AFPP outcomes, the AFPP’s impact on the health and wellbeing of participating families, and identify areas for improvement. The report also presents 5 case studies which demonstrate the implementation and impacts of the AFPP across a breadth of settings, including:

  • supporting family preservation and reunification during child protection involvement
  • support for pregnant women in the criminal justice system.

AFPP Evaluation 2021–24 Final Report Executive Summary

AFPP Evaluation 2021–24 – Case Studies

AFPP Evaluation 2021–24 – Client summary/fact sheet

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