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Displaying results 1–10 of 91 where Target group (Universal) is Family/Parents

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Project description Intervention type Evaluation type Setting Target group Country Quality level
Title: Family, a Context for Prevention: Parental Education
Summary: A family prevention programme which aims to improve family skills through family support and parent training programmes. The programme reached 126 families and 50% regularly attended the programme. >> 		prevention outcome evaluation, process evaluation community family/parents Portugal 1
Title: Step-by-Step: a family focused program to prevent problems with alcohol and drugs among adolescents
Summary: Step-by-step is a family-focused program to prevent problems with alcohol and drugs among adolescents in Sweden. The model origins from the American Iowa Strengthening Families Program (ISFP) and is culturally adapted to the Swedish situation. The base is to strengthen known protective factors (PF) and decrease risk factors (RF) for youth in grade 6 (12 years old) and their parents. >> 		prevention outcome evaluation, process evaluation community general population, family/parents, adults, children/young people Sweden 2
Title: Re-Invent Outside Leisure Time
Summary: A family prevention programme which provides recreational activities for the young people of Esmoriz and Cortegaça. The programme is targeted to support risk families through a personalized program of social intervention and referral to specialized services which develop social, emotional, cognitive and behavioural competences such as self-esteem, self-regulating behaviour, assertiveness and problem solving skills. >> 		prevention outcome evaluation, process evaluation community family/parents, children/young people Portugal 1
Title: ARESP: Acting with Shared Responsibility
Summary: A family prevention programme which aims to enable parents to better support their children, this is achieved by a peer led training programme. >> 		prevention process evaluation community family/parents Portugal 1
Title: Families First
Summary: Families First provides intensive support, where parental drug use has reached crisis point and children are at risk of being taken into care, to enable parents to change so that children can remain at home. >> 		prevention outcome evaluation family/parents, children/young people United Kingdom 2
Title: The programme is named “xkpts.com” (reader: “perquèpetes.com”). The subtitle is cannabis consumption prevention programme in youth. The original name is referred to the possible two meanings that “peta” has in Catalan at present: on one side, is the colloquial name that joint receive among catalan youth; on the other side the verb “petar” means in Catalan to explode. The idea is that the consumption of “petes” cant take you to the failure and the interrogation mark included in the name pretend that young people consider if this is really convenient.
Summary: School-based preventive programme to face the beginning of cannabis consumption. It is recommended in Secondary school, during the last too years of compulsory school, preferably in 9th grade (3º ESO, in the Spanish educational system). The programme contains four units, with 16 activities, to be implemented in 6-10 class hours. The responsible of implementation is the teacher who takes care of each group. The Public Health Agency of Barcelona finance the materials and give training for teachers and technical support trough the reference health teams in each district of the town. Materials are: a flyer with information for subscribing the school in each school-year; a teacher guide with the main instructions about how implement the programme; a DVD with a story that will permit give the context to cannabis consumption in the student environment; a little brochure with cannabis information and prevention for parents; a web addressed to students (www.xkpts.com) and protocol guide for teachers explaining how combine and order the different intervention parts. Participant teachers have to full a process evaluation sheet. A training course of 6 hours is offered to new implementers. >> 		prevention outcome evaluation, process evaluation family, school family/parents, children/young people Spain 2
Title: Unplugged: European Union Drug Abuse Prevention (EU-DAP)
Summary: The Unplugged program is school-based prevention program which target young people aged 12-14 years and their parents. It is based on a life skills education and social influences approach. The program goals are: Increased health related awareness and knowledge of social influences; delayed onset of drug use; improved knowledge, attitudes and skills concerning health behaviors and drug use; reduction in the use of tobacco, alcohol and cannabis and a reduction in the likelihood of future drug abuse. >> 		prevention outcome evaluation, process evaluation school family/parents, children/young people Croatia 2
Title: Drug services in prison and follow-up care
Summary: The Project works with problem drug users in conflict with law in prison and after release from prison in form of professional social consulting. The contact is established in prison and it helps to master the period of return from prison environment to normal life. >> 		interventions in the criminal justice system outcome evaluation community, prison family/parents, adults, children/young people Czech Republic 1
Title: Option 2
Summary: The Option 2 intervention provides short-term, intensive, crisis support, including Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and practical interventions, to parents with drug/alcohol problems whose children are at risk of being taken into care. >> 		prevention outcome evaluation family family/parents United Kingdom 2
Title: ANABABA – Cocuklarimizi Güclendirelim ANABABA – Mam & Dad - Let's empower our children Addiction prevention with parents with migration background
Summary: The aim of ANABABA-project is to reach parents with Turkish migration background and to sensitise them to measures in the field of health promotion and addiction prevention. The information gained is supposed to be integrated in the upbringing of the children and to help avoiding the development of addictive behaviour of the children. Activities included the production of a film together with parents, children and juveniles with Turkish descent. Within the framework of this film, that is not consistent with a common presentation or educational film, important messages concerning the promotion of protective factors and risk competence were prepared for parents with Turkish migration background in an interesting and acceptable form. During presentations (of about four hours) for different socioeconomic Turkish groups (e.g. associations, mosques, women's afternoon teas etc.), the film is shown by moderators with Turkish language skills who are accepted in the Turkish community. In the following discussion and reflection, which was moderated by accepted members of the Turkish community, participants were enabled to use the information they received for their everyday life (of upbringing). Furthermore, parents, who were present at the presentations, can take home the DVD with booklet and information-brochure. The results of the external evaluation confirm that the informative meetings were able to influence participating parents' established attitudes concerning the development and maintenance of addiction significantly. Transfer-analysis (after 12 months) showed that the participants remember relevant issues, especially those concerning children's upbringing but not those in the field of addiction prevention. The participants were not able to remember the existence of a connection between the way of upbringing and the development or maintenance of addiction. The majority of the participants are of the opinion that the presentations are suitable to offer knowledge to parents with a migration background. The presentations' program might be changed concerning the amount of information (not too much) and topics might be presented more simple. >> 		prevention outcome evaluation, process evaluation family, community family/parents, children/young people Vorarlberg/Austria 2

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