About
Evidence-based prevention and well-being programs offer a great deal of promise to support the health and well-being of children, youth, families, and communities. However, implementing and scaling up these innovations can be a challenge in the context of business as usual. Despite best intentions, longstanding, complex service systems have a tendency to overlook innovation and revert back to past practices. This challenge can prevent evidence-based strategies from achieving expected outcomes.
Triple P – Positive Parenting Program
The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program system of interventions offers evidence-based parenting and family support strategies designed to reach all families for community-wide impact. Triple P is currently being implemented in 25 countries around the world and its success is due, in part, to its public health approach to serving families. Families can participate in varying levels of support in individual, group, and online formats across different settings including healthcare, schools, and private practice.
For more information about Triple P, visit the Triple P website
Our Projects
The Implementation Capacity for Triple P (ICTP) projects are a collaborative effort to help communities in North Carolina and South Carolina implement the evidence-based Triple P – Positive Parenting Program system of interventions to achieve positive outcomes for kids and families.
Our Team
Our Implementation Support team has a diverse set of educational and professional backgrounds including clinical psychology, public health, social work, adult learning, and design. What we have in common is our passion for co-developing strategies to implement Triple P that are equitable, tailored and relevant to your context and community.
Our History
Dive into the history of Triple P in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Findings from the Original Two-Year Evaluation Study
Findings from the Follow-up Qualitative Study
Check out our Triple P Implementation Evaluation reports that describe the rationale for Triple P Scale-up.
Our Partners
The Implementation Capacity for Triple P (ICTP) projects are a collaborative effort to help communities in North Carolina and South Carolina successfully and sustainably implement the evidence-based Triple P – Positive Parenting Program system of interventions to achieve expected outcomes.
Implementation Support Practice Compendium
The Implementation Support Practice Compendium serves as a comprehensive guide for Triple P Support System partners in North Carolina and South Carolina.