Family Nurse Partnership (FNP) is an intensive home visiting programme for first-time young mums and families, working with them to: 

 
 - Have a healthy pregnancy                  
 - Improve their child's health, development and readiness to learn at school
 - Reach their goals and aspirations.

 

FNP is underpinned by an internationally recognised evidence base which shows it can improve health, social and educational outcomes in the short, medium and long term.

 

Our vision

Every baby, child and young parent can thrive, fulfil their potential and contribute to society.

Our mission

We work in partnership with others to improve the health, social and economic wellbeing of young parents and their babies, and to break the cycle of disadvantage. We:


 - Lead consistent, high quality delivery of the Family Nurse Partnership Programme in England
 - Learn from evidence and experience to improve, innovate and ensure value for money
 - Champion the lesser heard voices of vulnerable children and young parents so they can shape the services they receive.

History 

The story of FNP 

National Unit staff team 

Find out more about the roles and teams 

The programme 

Theories that underpin the programme

The National Unit 

Overseeing the delivery of the FNP programme