Survey Question Responded YES
Do you still conduct HCI trainings? 81 (84%)
If yes, do you conduct them annually? 68 (71%)
If you have not continued, what is the reason? •Funding
•Staff turnover
•Do them one-on-one
•Parents did not attend
•No more topics
(N=22 answered; not mutually exclusive)
9 (41%)
8 (36%)
5 (23%)
2 (9%)
1 (5%)
Do you continue to have large group trainings?
Small-group trainings?
Do as home visits?
54 (56%)
35 (36%)
19 (20%)
Have you been able to adapt trainings to the needs and design of your program? 84 (88%)
Did you put HCI training into T&TA budget? Other financial resources used:
•Grants
•Donations
•Leftover materials
•Partnerships
•Volunteers
43 (45%) (N=30 responded)
15 (50%)
13 (43%)
1 (3%)
1 (3%)
1 (3%)
Were you able to sustain providing incentives to: •Parents
•Staff
  62 (65%)
30 (31%)
Types of parent incentives listed: •Specific to topic (thermometers, safety kits, exercise equipment, etc.)
•General/barrier reducers (food, child care, transportation)
  54 (56%) 21 (22%)
Have you been able to engage and motivate: •Staff
•Leadership/Management
•Families
•Community partners
  68 (71%)
67 (70%)
65 (68%)
41 (43%)
Did the HCI training influence how you conducted other health trainings? 58 (60%)
Have you sent additional staff to the HCI TTT? 23 (24%)
Has HCI impacted your overall program performance? 61 (64%)
Table 1: Survey Responses from Head Start Directors (N=96) Regarding Implementation of HCI Health Education Programs.