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Co-Creation Partners (CCP)
Co-creation brings together partners invested in the success of Triple P.
Co-creation partners typically include:
- leadership and staff from implementing service agencies
- local funders and policymakers
- organizations that help support implementation
- organizations that developed the program
- community partners
- caregivers
- researchers and evaluators
Together, co‐creation partners combine valuable perspectives, resources, and abilities that help develop, maintain, and sustain Triple P program infrastructure.
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What is Co-Creation? Explore these resources to learn more.
April 2021 | Triple P Brief: Getting started with Triple P: Agency Preparation and Readiness
Newsletter that outlines key ways to support the use of Triple P in Child Welfare Agencies including soliciting workforce collaboration, resources and time.
April 2022 Child Welfare Learning Collaborative (CWLC): ‘Implementation Challenges and Successes’ presentation
April 2023 | Triple P Brief: How Does Triple P Fit with Family First Programs?
April 2023 Child Welfare Learning Collaborative (CWLC): ‘CWLC Revision’ presentation
April 2024 | Triple P Brief: Calling All DSS Partners! Reaching Families Across NC with Triple P
Newsletter that outlines key ways to support the use of Triple P in Child Welfare Agencies including soliciting workforce collaboration, resources and time.
April 2022 Child Welfare Learning Collaborative (CWLC): ‘Implementation Challenges and Successes’ presentation
April 2023 | Triple P Brief: How Does Triple P Fit with Family First Programs?
April 2023 Child Welfare Learning Collaborative (CWLC): ‘CWLC Revision’ presentation
April 2024 | Triple P Brief: Calling All DSS Partners! Reaching Families Across NC with Triple P
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Find the tools you need to work with partners to develop the processes and resources you need to successfully implement Triple P
Building an Implementation Team Worksheet
This worksheet walks through how to build an implementation team by identifying team members, distributing tasks, and ensuring competencies.
Equity Impact Assessment
The Equity Impact Assessment provides detailed steps and actions to co-create and co-develop resources with end users. It is guided by community priorities and informed by equity- and human-centered design thinking.
Locus of Responsibility (LOR) Grid Activity
The LOR Grid Worksheet prompts agencies to complete a grid with the perceived responsibility for Triple P Implementation Supports from a selected group.
This worksheet walks through how to build an implementation team by identifying team members, distributing tasks, and ensuring competencies.
Equity Impact Assessment
The Equity Impact Assessment provides detailed steps and actions to co-create and co-develop resources with end users. It is guided by community priorities and informed by equity- and human-centered design thinking.
Locus of Responsibility (LOR) Grid Activity
The LOR Grid Worksheet prompts agencies to complete a grid with the perceived responsibility for Triple P Implementation Supports from a selected group.
Assess/Measure
What do we need to know before we start? How are we doing?
Equity Impact Assessment
The Equity Impact Assessment provides detailed steps and actions to co-create and co-develop resources with end users. It is guided by community priorities and informed by equity- and human-centered design thinking.
Identifying Parent Support Networks in your Community Toolkit
Toolkit that provides background information and tools to conduct a parent support assessment.
The Equity Impact Assessment provides detailed steps and actions to co-create and co-develop resources with end users. It is guided by community priorities and informed by equity- and human-centered design thinking.
Identifying Parent Support Networks in your Community Toolkit
Toolkit that provides background information and tools to conduct a parent support assessment.