Parent-Child Interaction Training & Support
What it is: An evidence-based parenting skills program designed specifically for incarcerated parents.
How it helps: Teaches communication, emotional regulation, and positive discipline techniques to maintain and rebuild parent-child bonds during and after incarceration.
What it is: A family skills training program designed to help families at risk of substance abuse and behavioral problems.
How it helps: Improves parenting skills, child mental health, and family communication.
What it is: Officers resources and policy advocacy focused on supporting low-income families, including those impacted by incarceration.
How it helps: Provides information and referral to parenting programs and child welfare services that support parent-child relationships.
What it is: A series of interlocking, evidence-based programs for parents, children, and teachers that address emotional and behavioral challenges.
How it helps: Focuses on strengthening parent competencies and fostering children's social skills and emotional regulation.