This opportunity funds research projects that utilize the SuPRS-HV measure to evaluate and enhance reflective supervision practices in early childhood home visiting. Funded activities include validating and adapting the measure, studying impacts on home visitors and families, developing improvement tools, and describing practice variations. Projects must partner with at least one MIECHV-funded program and aim to inform policy, practice, or research in the field.
Eligible applicants include state, county, city, and tribal governments; public and private educational institutions; nonprofits; for-profit organizations; and small businesses. Individuals and foreign entities are not eligible.
