Upcoming Webinars, Events & Meetings

Feb
11

African American Home Visiting Engagement Workgroup- Community of Practice Group

Join us for our Community of Practice Space —a dedicated, ongoing forum for home visitors to connect, share, and discuss how to better support African American home visiting families and staff - will continue this fiscal year!

The group is is NOT a training - it is a voluntary, reflective space for all frontline home visiting providers (regardless of model or funding source) to come together to discuss how to better recruit and serve African American families and staff.

Meets Quarterly- Upcoming Dates: February 11, 2026, May 13, 2026

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Feb
12

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

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Feb
12

Webinar: Empowering Home Visitors & Direct Service Providers: Understanding Childhood Vaccines & Addressing Hesitancy with Care

The Los Angeles County Perinatal and Early Childhood Home Visitation Consortium is proud to present Understanding Childhood Vaccines & Addressing Hesitancy with Care. Facilitated by David Higgins, MD, FAAP, MPH, MS, this webinar will equip home visiting staff and direct service providers with practical information and communication strategies to support families navigating vaccine decisions with empathy and trust.


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Feb
19

Advocacy 101: The Power of Home Visiting Voices (In-Person Training)

The Los Angeles County Perinatal and Early Childhood Home Visitation Consortium is proud to present Advocacy 101: The Power of Home Visiting Voices. Facilitated by Catriona MacDonald, MPP, this session will equip participants with practical advocacy tools, real-world examples, and a clearer understanding of how individuals and programs can use their voices to support home visiting, families, and communities.


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Mar
12

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

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Apr
2

Data Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Data workgroup is to be a community of practice for professionals interested in HV data, and welcome all – including agencies and families - into data-driven practices that track outcomes, monitor disparities, and reveal gaps through a comprehensive dataset. The workgroup meets every other month.

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Apr
9

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

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May
13

African American Home Visiting Engagement Workgroup- Community of Practice Group

Join us for our Community of Practice Space —a dedicated, ongoing forum for home visitors to connect, share, and discuss how to better support African American home visiting families and staff - will continue this fiscal year!

The group is is NOT a training - it is a voluntary, reflective space for all frontline home visiting providers (regardless of model or funding source) to come together to discuss how to better recruit and serve African American families and staff.

Meets Quarterly- Upcoming Dates: May 13, 2026

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Jan
29

Training Opportunity: Medi-Cal Changes Q&A: What They Mean for the Families We Serve

Hosted by LABBN's Technical Assistance Team.

We invite you and your staff to a live Medi-Cal Q&A session with Liz Ramirez that will focus on common Medi Cal and health coverage questions families frequently ask, especially during the bedside and early postpartum period. This session is a great opportunity to gain clarity and practical guidance to better support families navigating coverage questions.

Speaker: Liz Ramirez, MCHA Director of Training and Education

To help Liz provide the clearest guidance possible, we encourage you to submit detailed questions when registering.

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Jan
14

Webinar: Marijuana & the Perinatal Period: Impacts of Parental Usage on Development & Lactation

The LA County Perinatal and Early Childhood Home Visitation Consortium is proud to present "Marijuana and Lactation." This special webinar will be facilitated by Dr. Jayne Singer. The purpose of this webinar is to provide home visiting staff with information about how marijuana use impacts the development of infants during the perinatal period. This webinar will offer information and valuable tips for home visitors while supporting parents and pregnant people who may be using marijuana.


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Jan
8

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

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Dec
11

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

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Dec
10

DCFS Birth to Five & LA Best Babies Network: Home Visiting 101 Webinar Series

Webinar #1- Welcome Baby, Healthy Families America & Parents as Teachers
This webinar is the last of a 3-part collaborative series between the Department of Children and Family Services and LA Best Babies Network. In this series, attendees learn more about the various home visiting models supporting pregnant people and families with young children in L.A. County. In this webinar, representatives from Raising Baby and Healthy Start programs share eligibility criteria for their programs, outline what a typical home visit provided by their program looks like, and walk through their program’s referral process.

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Dec
4

Data Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Data workgroup is to be a community of practice for professionals interested in HV data, and welcome all – including agencies and families - into data-driven practices that track outcomes, monitor disparities, and reveal gaps through a comprehensive dataset. The workgroup meets every other month.

Email us to get more information!

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Nov
13

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

Email us to get more information!

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Nov
12

African American Home Visiting Engagement Workgroup- Community of Practice Group

Join us for our Community of Practice Space —a dedicated, ongoing forum for home visitors to connect, share, and discuss how to better support African American home visiting families and staff - will continue this fiscal year!

The group is is NOT a training - it is a voluntary, reflective space for all frontline home visiting providers (regardless of model or funding source) to come together to discuss how to better recruit and serve African American families and staff.

Meet Quarterly (November 12, 2025, February 11, 2026, May 13, 2026)

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Oct
21

Quarterly Membership Meeting

Our Quarterly Membership Meeting will be at the California Community Foundation (717 W Temple St, Los Angeles, CA 90012). You’re welcome to arrive at 1:00 p.m. for networking time and to enjoy light refreshments before we begin.

Because this is an in-person meeting, registration is capped at 70 attendees. If you plan to join, please register.

We hope you’ll be able to join us for this in-person meeting. It’s always a wonderful opportunity to connect, learn, and strengthen our collective work.

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Oct
17

Webinar: Strengthening Protective Factors Through Home Visiting- A Child Welfare Perspective

Join us for our Strengthening Protective Factors Through Home Visiting:A Child Welfare Perspective Webinar! Melissa Miller, LMFT, will be providing home visiting staff with an overview of protective factors, how home visiting interventions can help improve family protective factors and how to recognize protective capacity in families.
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Oct
9

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

Email us to get more information!

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Oct
2

Data Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Data workgroup is to be a community of practice for professionals interested in HV data, and welcome all – including agencies and families - into data-driven practices that track outcomes, monitor disparities, and reveal gaps through a comprehensive dataset. The workgroup meets every other month.

Email us to get more information!

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Sep
11

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

Email us to get more information!

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Aug
14

Referrals Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Referrals workgroup is to be aSupport member organizations, home visiting staff, and service providers to strengthen pathways and linkages for families to the community resources they need and the home visiting program that is the best fit for them, and advocate for systemic improvements to eligibility and access. The workgroup meets monthly.

Email us to get more information!

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Aug
13

African American Home Visiting Engagement Workgroup- Community of Practice Group

Join us for our Community of Practice Space —a dedicated, ongoing forum for home visitors to connect, share, and discuss how to better support African American home visiting families and staff - will continue this fiscal year!

The group is is NOT a training - it is a voluntary, reflective space for all frontline home visiting providers (regardless of model or funding source) to come together to discuss how to better recruit and serve African American families and staff.

Meet Quarterly (August 13, 2025, November 12, 2025, February 11, 2026, May 13, 2026)

Flyer | RSVP Here!

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Aug
7

Data Workgroup Meeting

The purpose of the Data workgroup is to be a community of practice for professionals interested in HV data, and welcome all – including agencies and families - into data-driven practices that track outcomes, monitor disparities, and reveal gaps through a comprehensive dataset. The workgroup meets every other month.

Email us to get more information!

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