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Alabama

Home Visiting Workforce State Profile
2026
295
Home visitors
144
Home visiting supervisors
151,900
Households with a child under 6 or a pregnant woman and low income

Where are home visitors employed in Alabama?

43% of counties have a home visiting agency

29 out of 67 counties have at least one home visiting agency

About home visitors in Alabama

Educational attainment

In Alabama, 69% of home visitors have a bachelor's degree or higher.

Educational attainment

In Alabama, 69% of home visitors have a bachelor's degree or higher.

About home visitors in Alabama (continued)

Home visiting work experience

In Alabama, 16% of home visitors have more than 10 years of work experience.

Home visiting work experience

In Alabama, 16% of home visitors have more than 10 years of work experience.

Age

In Alabama, home visitors are an average of 44 years old.

Age

In Alabama, home visitors are an average of 44 years old.

Female
In Alabama, 98% of home visitors are female.
Alabama
98%
United States
97%

Workforce trends in Alabama

Number of graduates

Annual number of students completing undergraduate degrees in undergraduate programs adjacent to home visiting.

Number of graduates

Annual number of students completing undergraduate degrees in undergraduate programs adjacent to home visiting.

Average earnings

Average annual earnings for occupations in adjacent fields.

Average earnings

Average annual earnings for occupations in adjacent fields.

Counts of households, children, and pregnant women in Alabama

Households

Households in Alabama with- Total Below 200% of the federal poverty level Percentage below 200% of the federal poverty level
At least one child under 3 or a pregnant woman 274,000 110,700
40%
At least one child under 6 or a pregnant woman 364,900 151,900
42%

About the Data

The Dashboard was created using public-use files from the U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Education, and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, as well as restricted data obtained from 29 home visiting model developers, the Institute for the Advancement of Family Support Professionals (IAFSP), and the National Home Visiting Resource Center. See the Technical Appendix (PDF) for details on data sources and dashboard metrics.

State-level metrics related to workforce characteristics (age, sex, education level, and work experience) use restricted data from the IAFSP, collected from March 2021 through June 2026.

County and state-level estimates of the number of home visitors and supervisors are based on data from 29 home visiting model developers (collected February–May 2026). Estimates of workforce counts using data submitted at the national, state, and county levels are available for 45 percent of US counties. Future Dashboard updates aim to improve county-level estimates.