ParentChild+ – formerly known as Parent Child Home Programme (or PCHP) – is a home-visiting programme. It is a targeted-selective programme primarily targeted at low-income families with children between the ages of 2 and 3 years. It is delivered in the family home by home visitors. It aims to improve the home learning environment, the parent–child relationship and the language, literacy, cognitive skills and social-emotional development critical to school success.

ParentCorps is a group-based programme for families with a four-year-old child living in disadvantaged, urban communities.

Parents Plus Adolescent Programme (PPAP) is for parents who have concerns about the behaviour or emotions of a child between the ages of 11 and 16. However, it can also be delivered as a universal/preventative intervention or as a more targeted intervention with parents of adolescents identified with emotional/behaviour problems.

The Parents Plus Children’s Programme (PPCP) is for parents with a child between the ages of 6 and 11, with concerns about the child's behaviour, learning or emotional development.

Parents Plus Early Years (PPEY) is for parents with concerns about a child between the ages of one and six.

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.

Parents as First Teachers (PAFT – also referred to as Parents as Teachers) is for parents with a child aged three or under, typically living in a disadvantaged community.

The UK implementation of the Penn Resilience Programme is based on the Penn Resilience Programme (PRP), which was originally developed by a team of psychologists at the University of Pennsylvania.

Planet Munch (formerly known as Trim Tots) is a community-based programme targeted at children between the ages of 1 and 5 years and their caregivers. It is a universal programme delivered in children’s centres aiming to reduce obesity in preschool children.