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Your Virtual Toolbox to Support Triple P Implementation
In this issue:
- Resources to support your Triple P Implementation
- Triple P Brief Survey
- Save the Date for the NC Child Welfare Collaborative
- What is Triple P?
- Connect with us!
We’re excited to share our array of tools and presentations that support the implementation of Triple P in Child Welfare agencies! Scroll down to learn more about the different types of resources available to you.
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Implementation Efforts
Learn more about how the NC Triple P Support System uses implementation science strategies and approaches to make Triple P more accessible to families across NC.
- What is the Triple P System?
- NC Triple P Infrastructure
- Triple P Introductory Guide (2024-2025)
- Explore more Implementation Efforts resources
Implementation Tools
Find tools and resources that incorporate implementation science strategies and approaches to enhance your effort to expand Triple P within your agency and community.
- Triple P Practitioner Info Sheet: Primary Care
- Triple P Practitioner Info Sheet: Group Stepping Stones
- Triple P Practitioner Info Sheet: Brief Primary Care
- Standard Triple P explained
- Explore all Implementation tools and resources
Child Welfare Learning Collaborative
Find recordings and materials from NC Child Welfare Learning Collaborative (CWLC) events.
“The ‘F’ Word: It’s Not So Bad!” – Kathy Smith, PCANC
During this quarter’s CWLC, Kathy helped practitioners break down fidelity to make it less intimidating and more meaningful to the work being done within child welfare agencies.
February 2025 Child Welfare Learning Collaborative (CWLC) recording
“Triple P Data Collection and Coaching in Region 2” – Mason Calloway, AppHealth Care
During this quarter’s CWLC, Mason shared the importance of gathering Triple P data, how data is collected within his region, what data support and coaching can look like, and presented data manuals he created to guide practitioners through data submissions.
November 2024 Child Welfare Learning Collaborative (CWLC) recording
“Highlighting Haywood: A story of Triple P Re-Engagement with DHHS Using Best Practices” – Kendra Vignola, WNC Region; Hannah Sutton, Intake Specialist, Haywood County DHHS
During this quarter’s CWLC, Kendra shared her experience re-engaging Haywood County DHHS as a Triple P service delivery agency. Kendra invited Hannah, an Intake Specialist at Haywood County DHHS, to share her experience championing Triple P within the agency, engaging with WNC in coaching and training, and how they’ve overcome common barriers child welfare agencies face when implementing evidence-based programs.
September 2024 Child Welfare Learning Collaborative (CWLC) recording
Explore all Child Welfare Learning Collaborative Recordings and Materials
Triple P Brief – A Child Welfare Newsletter
Find all issues of the Triple P Brief, with tailored information and resources for the North Carolina Child Welfare community.
January 2025 | Triple P Brief: Why Partner with Lead Implementing Agencies?
- Honoring Western North Carolina’s Commitment to Community Support
- Child Welfare Learning Collaborative Recaps: Benefits of Partnering with Lead Implementing Agencies
September 2024 | Triple P Brief: Triple P Online and Announcing Triple P Baby
- Triple P Online: A great fit for Child Welfare
- New! Triple P for Baby (In-Person and Online)
- What’s the Difference Between Triple P Online and Triple P for Baby Online?
June 2024 | Triple P Brief: Year-End Review
- Triple P America Child Welfare System Webinar
- New and Improved Child Welfare Resource Page
- Year-End Reflections from NC DSS Triple P Support Coordinator
May 2024 | Triple P Brief: Engaging Communities in Triple P
- Triple P Community Partner Engagement Guide
- NCDHHS Comunity Engagement Guide
- How Can Community Engagement be Measures?
Explore all Triple P Brief newsletters
Our most popular resources and tools
Explore the resources and tools your colleagues view most often!
- Triple P System Implementation Outcomes: Acceptability, Appropriateness, Feasibility
- North Carolina Triple P Local Implementation Agencies Site Map
- Triple P Community Engagement GuideEquity Impact Assessment
- Module 10: Creating a Community-Wide Communication Plan
What are the next steps to creating or strengthening a relationship with your region’s Lead Implementing Agency (LIA)?
Find and contact a coordinator who is ready and excited to support you!
The NC Child Welfare Triple P Learning Collaborative (CWLC)
The learning collaborative is a space to:
- Learn from and connect with NC Triple P support partners
- Build relationships with other child welfare agencies and practitioners implementing Triple P
- Share ownership by providing feedback on topics you’d like to learn more about
Did you know?
Triple P programs support parents of children from 0 to 16 years old through a range of different programs:
- Triple P is delivered to parents of children up to 12 years’ old
- Teen Triple P is delivered to parents of 12 to 16 year old
- Triple P for Baby helps you prepare for and adjust to parenting a newborn or infant
- Stepping Stones is a program for parents of children with a disability
- Family Transitions is a program for parents going through separation or divorce
- Lifestyle is a program for parents of children who are overweight
- Indigenous is a specialist programme delivered to Indigenous parents
- Fear-Less Triple P is a program to help parents manage their child’s anxiety and develop emotional resilience
Triple P in a Nutshell
Learn more about Triple P
For more information, visit Triple P or use our North Carolina Triple P Lead Implementing Agencies Site Map to find and contact your Regional LIA coordinators.
Thank you to our contributors, funders, and partners
Triple P Brief Newsletters are developed by the Impact Center at FPG.
Contributors:
Authors: Kimberly Maloney and Tamara Robertson, The Impact Center at FPG, UNC Chapel Hill
Design: Sonya Abbate, The Impact Center at FPG, UNC Chapel Hill
Funder:
NC Department of Health and Human Services
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