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Local Health Department Implementation of Triple P: Experiences of Berrien County, Michigan, and Pitt County, North Carolina (PDF)
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Promotion of safe, stable, nurturing relationships and environments can reduce the occurrence of adverse childhood experiences; reduce the negative effects of child maltreatment; influence physical, cognitive, and emotional outcomes throughout a child’s life; reduce health disparities; and have a cumulative impact on health. Parenting programs, such as Triple P—Positive Parenting Program (Triple P), can teach caregivers new parenting behaviors and skills. Such programs can reduce the incidence of child maltreatment and improve parenting response to child behavior problems. NACCHO has produced this report to describe Triple P implementation through public health and healthcare partnerships in two United States communities.
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