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Programme launched to promote evidence-based parenting interventions

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The Youth Endowment Fund (YEF) and Foundations have collaborated on a programme which will trial evidence-based parenting interventions in four pilot areas.
The programme was launched at the Youth Endowment Fund's conference on engaging with parents of children at risk of violence. Picture: Amrit Virdi
The programme was launched at the Youth Endowment Fund's conference on engaging with parents of children at risk of violence. Picture: Amrit Virdi

York, Merton, Stockport and Wirral are the four pilot areas for the scheme. Foundations and YEF will work with these local areas and their family hubs over the next two years to show the impact of local evidence leadership on evidence use and implementation as part of a family hub approach.

Funding will be given for specific parenting interventions in the areas which demonstrate a positive impact on children. These include programmes which address the early risks which are associated with serious youth violence.

Gail Gibbons, head of change for children's services and health at the Youth Endowment Fund, told CYP Now: “The aim of the whole programme is to support local authorities to really understand evidence and which parenting interventions work for parents. They will then embed and trial that intervention in their area in a sustainable way.

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