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Green Dot

Green Dot High School Strategy (Green Dot) is a school-based programme for children between the ages of 14 and 18. It is delivered in secondary school and aims to teach young people the knowledge and skill necessary to intervene safely when faced with concerning behaviours and engage in pro-social behaviours to prevent harm from happening.
  • Evidence rating: 2+
  • Cost rating:
  • Child outcomes:
    Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Adolescents
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Secondary school
  • Classification:
    Universal

Journey of Hope (Primary)

Journey of Hope Primary is a school-based programme for children aged 7–11. It is designed to help children normalise emotions associated with challenging life circumstances and develop positive coping strategies.
  • Evidence rating: 2
  • Cost rating: NA
  • Child outcomes:
    Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Primary school
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Primary school
    Secondary school
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Triple P for Baby - Preterm Infants

Triple P for Baby - Preterm Infants is a targeted indicated intervention, modified from the Triple P Positive Parenting Programme, which provides targeted support for parents of babies born preterm (<32 weeks of gestational age). It is first delivered within the hospital and then continues into the home or community-based setting.
  • Evidence rating: 2+
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Preventing obesity and promoting healthy physical development Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Infants
  • Delivery model: Individual
    Group
    Home visiting
  • Main setting:
    Home
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Community centre
    In-patient health setting
    Out-patient health setting
  • Classification:
    Targeted indicated

Theraplay

Theraplay is a parenting programme for parents with children aged 0 to 18 years. It can be delivered in the home, school or a community setting and aims to address behavioural, emotional, and developmental issues.
  • Evidence rating: 3
  • Cost rating: NA
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Primary school
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Primary school
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Incredible Years Toddler

The Incredible Years (IY) Toddler programme is for parents (typically living in disadvantaged communities) with a child between the ages of two and three.
  • Evidence rating: 2+
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Toddlers
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Out-patient health setting
  • Other setting:
    Home
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Primary school
    Community centre
  • Classification:
    Targeted indicated

Incredible Years School Age BASIC + ADVANCE Parent Training Curriculum

Incredible Years ADVANCE is an add-on programme to the Incredible Years Preschool BASIC and School Age BASIC programmes. It is designed to be delivered to families after they have received the BASIC programmes, particularly where child risk factors (oppositional or aggressive behaviours, ADHD, poor social skills or autism spectrum disorders) or parent risk factors (mental health problems, poor communication skills, social isolation, marital conflict or emotion regulation difficulties) are present.
  • Evidence rating: 2
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Primary school
    Preadolescents
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Primary school
    Community centre
    Out-patient health setting
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Getting Ready

Getting Ready is an ecological, child and parent-focused, strengths-based intervention.
  • Evidence rating: 2+
  • Cost rating: NA
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Enhancing school achievement & employment
  • UK provision: No
  • Age group:
    Toddlers
    Preschool
  • Delivery model: Home visiting
  • Main setting:
    Children's centre or early-years setting
  • Other setting:
    Home
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Selected (Seminars) Stepping Stones Triple P

Stepping Stones Triple P has been developed for parents or caregivers of children aged 0-12 with a developmental disability, such as Down’s Syndrome or Autistic Spectrum Disorder, as well as moderate or severe behavioural problems. Selected (Seminars) Stepping Stones Triple P is one mode of implementation of the Stepping Stones programmes.
  • Evidence rating: 3
  • Cost rating: 1
  • Child outcomes:
    Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: No
  • Age group:
    Preschool
    Primary school
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Children's centre or early-years setting
    Primary school
    Community centre
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Circle of Security (Group)

Circle of Security (COS) was developed to increase attachment security among socially disadvantaged children between the ages of one and five.
  • Evidence rating: 2
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
  • UK provision: No
  • Age group:
    Toddlers
    Preschool
  • Delivery model: Group
  • Main setting:
    Children's centre or early-years setting
  • Other setting:
    In-patient health setting
    Out-patient health setting
  • Classification:
    Targeted selective

Level 4 Standard Teen Triple P

Standard Teen Triple P is a targeted-indicated intervention for parents of an adolescent child, aged between 12-16 years.
  • Evidence rating: 2
  • Cost rating: 2
  • Child outcomes:
    Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
  • UK provision: Yes
  • Age group:
    Preadolescents
    Adolescents
  • Delivery model: Individual
  • Main setting:
    Community centre
    Out-patient health setting
  • Other setting:
    Home
    Secondary school
  • Classification:
    Targeted indicated

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