Families and Schools Together (FAST) Preschool is a group-based intervention for parents of a preschool child who wish to support their child and become more engaged in their community. It can operate at a universal level, but is more frequently provided on a targeted basis to families where there is an elevated risk of child behavioural problems.

Triple P Seminars is a parenting programme for parents of children aged 0 to 12. Each seminar provides a brief introduction to the Triple P strategies in a large group format (20 to 200 parents) with the aim of promoting child development.

Parents Plus Parenting when Separated is a parenting programme. It is a targeted selective programme for children between the ages of 0 and 18 whose parents are preparing for, going through, or have gone through, a separation or divorce. It is delivered in a variety of settings including children’s centres or other early years setting, primary schools, secondary schools, community centres, outpatient/health centre and aims to improve mental health and wellbeing.

e-Family Foundations (e-FF) is an online co-parenting programme for couples expecting their first child. It is a universal programme, delivered to individual families from pregnancy up until the first year of the baby’s life. The programme is an online adaptation of the group-based face-to-face programme, Family Foundations (FF).

Second Step Early Learning (SSEL) is a classroom-based programme designed to increase students’ school success and decrease problem behaviours by promoting social-emotional competence and self-regulation. It is a universal programme for children between the ages of 4 and 5, though it has been targeted at disadvantaged areas in its best evidenced implementation. The programme is delivered in early-years settings.

Toddler-Parent Psychotherapy (TPP) is a psychoanalytic intervention targeting mother-infant dyads that may be at risk of an insecure attachment.

Minding the baby (MTB) is a home-visiting programme. It is a targeted selective programme for young first-time mothers. It is delivered during the mother’s second or third trimester until the infant is two years of age and aims to improve child and maternal socioemotional outcomes.