Durham Connects

Durham Connects is a universal health visiting program being tested in North Carolina. A collaboration between Duke University and children’s services agencies, Durham Connects visits parents and babies in their own homes, undertakes health and development assessments of parent and child, and connecting the family with community supports.

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