The Nurturing Parenting Programs are proud to announce their endorsement by the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare (CEBC). This recognition underscores the programs’ effectiveness in promoting positive parenting practices and preventing child abuse and neglect.
About the Nurturing Parenting Programs
Developed by Family Development Resources, Inc., the Nurturing Parenting Programs are family-centered, trauma-informed initiatives designed to build nurturing parenting skills as alternatives to abusive and neglectful practices. Since 1983, these evidence-based programs have been instrumental in helping families worldwide improve parenting skills and create healthier family environments.
CEBC Endorsement
The CEBC has evaluated several models of the Nurturing Parenting Programs, including:
- Nurturing Skills™ for Families: Rated as “3 — Promising Research Evidence” in the Interventions for Abusive Behavior category. CEBC4CW
- Nurturing Parenting Program for Parents and their School-age Children 5 to 11 Years: Rated as “3 — Promising Research Evidence” in the Interventions for Abusive Behavior category. CEBC4CW
These ratings reflect the programs’ effectiveness in addressing abusive behaviors and their relevance to child welfare.
Program Impact
The Nurturing Parenting Programs offer structured curricula that focus on:
- Enhancing Parental Knowledge: Educating parents on child development and effective parenting techniques.
- Promoting Positive Discipline: Encouraging non-violent disciplinary practices.
- Strengthening Family Bonds: Fostering healthy relationships within the family unit.
By participating in these programs, families can develop nurturing skills that contribute to the well-being and safety of children.
About the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare
The CEBC is dedicated to advancing the effective implementation of evidence-based practices for children and families involved with the child welfare system. It provides a searchable database of child welfare-related programs, offering descriptions and information on research evidence for specific programs.