Parenting Training
Why we track this indicator
High quality, evidence based parent training programs, like Triple P, support parents in implementing positive parenting strategies while also builds community of support around parents. These outcomes help children to become more resilient to the harm caused by a wide range of negative experiences.
Parenting Training Data Breakdown
Status: Green
Definition: Each quarter the monthly aggregate of parents who are enrolled with Triple P is averaged and then compared to the previous quarter. The percent change between quarters is observed as the trend. Parents may be duplicated in the count due to having participated in multiple Triple P sessions. This information is obtained through a collaborating partner. Find out more about Triple P Click Here
Source: Triple P and Horizon Education Alliance (HEA)
Last Updated: September2024
Mitigating Factors: Some numbers have been revised due to a decision to include all training in the count. This has resulted in higher numbers.
Methodology
Methodology: Total number of parenting interventions in current quarter compared to previous quarter. The trend is determined by the percent difference between the current quarter and the previous quarter.
Goal: The goal is to observe an increase in parenting training compared to the previous quarter.
Traffic Light:
Green: more than 1% increase in parenting interventions
Gray: within +/- 1% of previous quarter
Red: decrease of more than 1% in parenting interventions
Supporting Research
Public Health Leadership Initiative
The Public Health Leadership (PHL) Initiative believes public health agencies can make great strides in preventing child maltreatment.
Improving health, wellbeing and parenting skills in parents of children with special health care needs and medical complexity – a scoping review
Parenting children with special health care needs can be challenging particularly if children have complex conditions.
Interventions that enhance health services for parents and infants to improve child development and social and emotional well-being in high-income countries: a systematic review
Health services that provide support for families need evidence about how best to improve their provision.
Optimising child outcomes from parenting interventions: fathers’ experiences, preferences and barriers to participation
Early childhood interventions can have both immediate and long-term positive effects on cognitive, behavioral, health and education outcomes.
Empowering Parents Through Positive Parenting Interventions
Research studies clearly indicate that parenting is one of the strongest determinants of a child's future development.
The impact of family structure on the health of children: Effects of divorce
Pediatricians and society should promote the family structure that has the best chance of producing healthy children.
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Horizon Education Alliance
Horizon Education Alliance exists to strengthen collaboration, increase innovation, and move everyone from hope to belief that Elkhart County will be transformed through education.
Indicators in Action
The ‘Data Action Mini Grant’ program will provide low barrier grants to collaborating partners which will help increase cross-system collaboration and facilitate the community response to needs and/or gaps identified through the Elkhart County Child Dashboard. Applicants may request up to $2,000. Two or more applicants can collaborate for collaborative action based upon one or more data indicators and increase the grant request. By leveraging the ‘Data Action Mini Grant’ program partners can have a platform that helps to inform community goals and creates a stronger sustainability platform for their programs.
For a copy of the 1-page proposal template click here or email David Wiegner.