Libby Doggett: The Case for Home Visiting

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Libby Doggett: The Case for Home Visiting

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As part of our series looking at the value of home visiting programs, Libby Doggett of the Pew Center on the States describes how high-quality programs can help prevent some of society's costliest problems, including poverty, child abuse and neglect and school failure. To learn more, visit http://www.pewstates.org/projects/home-visiting-campaign-328065.

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