ParentCorps

Variety of Behavioral Health Settings

For parents and children, ages 3-4, living in low-income neighborhoods. The goal of the program is to improve relationships between parents and teachers and create safe environments at home and at school. Designed to be an enhancement to public pre-K programs, specifically those in historically disinvested, low-income neighborhoods. It is composed of three components: 1) Professional development for educators and school staff, 2) Parenting program for families, and 3) Social-emotional learning program for pre-K children.

Focus Population

Parents, Children

Target Problems or Risk Factors

General Risk

Level of Intervention

Universal, Selective

Settings in Which Program Can Be Delivered

School

Latinos in Participant Samples

Yes - Moderate (16% to 30%)

Type of Program

Culturally Informed/Responsive

Registry

Blueprints, CEBC

Strength of Evidentiary Support

2-Star (⭐⭐) CEBC - Mental Health Prevention and/or Early Intervention (Child and Adolescent), 1-Star (⭐) Blueprints

Cost of the Program

Yes

Availability of the program in Spanish and/or Portuguese

Spanish

Registry URL

https://www.blueprintsprograms.org/programs/1291999999/parentcorps/

Registry URL

https://www.cebc4cw.org/program/parentcorps/

Contact Information

Laurie Miller Brotman
Director, Center for Early Childhood Health and Development
Department of Population Health
New York University Langone Health
227 E. 30th Street
New York City, NY 10016
Email: laurie.brotman@nyumc.org

Shanika Gunaratna, MPP
ParentCorps
NYU Langone Health
Email: shanika.gunaratna@nyulangone.org

Website

https://www.weareparentcorps.org/