What We Do
Together, ASTHVI members advance the effective implementation and continuous improvement of voluntary home visiting programs that support parents and improve outcomes for families and young children.
Our Mission
ASTHVI’s mission is to accelerate development and dissemination of best practices, and to facilitate exchange of strategies, challenges and successes to strengthen program efficiency and impact.
Our Governance
Founded by state and Tribal administrators in 2014, ASTHVI is guided by a Board of Directors comprised of and elected by its membership.
Our Impact
The Association has become a trusted source of informed, objective information about home visiting and is regularly consulted by home visiting policymakers on issues related to data collection, continuous quality improvement, program implementation, and more.
2027 Tod Robertson Legacy Home Visiting Policy Internship
ASTHVI is excited to offer the Tod Robertson Legacy Home Visiting Policy Internship, a paid summer opportunity for a home visiting alum, parent, or home visitor to gain hands-on experience in federal policy and help shape the future of home visiting.
Based in Washington, D.C., the 10-week internship will provide an opportunity to work alongside ASTHVI and its state and Tribal members on federal home visiting policy, including the reauthorization of the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) program. The internship honors the legacy of Tod Robertson, a longtime home visiting leader who dedicated his career to supporting families and strengthening the field.
Applications are due February 7, 2027. View the full internship flyer and application details.
ASTHVI is nonpartisan and does not engage in lobbying.