Effective parenting programmes : a review of the effectiveness of parenting programmes for parents of vulnerable children Jeremy Robertson

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Robertson, Jeremy

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New Zealand. Superu [issuing body]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Wellington, N.Z. : SuPERU, a division of Families Commission, 2014Description: electronic document (190 p.); PDF file: 1.06 MBISBN:

978-0-478-36942-7 (Online
978-0-478-36941-0 (print)

ISSN:

1177-1289 (online)
1177-3545 (print)

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DDC classification:

649.1 ROB

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In: Research report, no. 1/14, April 2014Summary: This report reviews the evidence on the effectiveness of parenting programmes, as a way of reducing the risk of maltreatment of vulnerable children aged 0-6 years. We looked at both national and international evidence to identify parenting programmes that work and those that do not work, including for Māori and Pacific A summary report and a 16 page What works series summary (follow the link) are also available. Record #4420

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Short paper	Vine library	TRVF000191	Summary (4 pages)	Available	FV19010006
Report	Vine library	TRO 649.1 ROB		Available	FV14110219
Access online	Vine library	Online		Available	ON14060112

Research report, no. 1/14, April 2014

This report reviews the evidence on the effectiveness of parenting programmes, as a way of reducing the risk of maltreatment of vulnerable children aged 0-6 years. We looked at both national and international evidence to identify parenting programmes that work and those that do not work, including for Māori and Pacific A summary report and a 16 page What works series summary (follow the link) are also available. Record #4420

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