The programme has helped support 2,060 families over the last five years, the council says.
It has now been named best performing out of 17 similar projects run across the South East by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
The government-funded programme aims to help troubled families using targeted interventions with a whole family approach to avoid more expensive interventions later on, the council said.
Problems faced by families on the programme include children in need of help, crime and anti-social behaviour, domestic abuse, mental health issues, educational risk, financial exclusion and unemployment.
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