The Alba project: parenting for high risk and vulnerable groups

Elizabeth Gilchrist

The Alba project: parenting for high risk and vulnerable groups

Elizabeth Gilchrist

Psychology

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Abstract

Glasgow’s Criminal Justice Social Work, ASSIST (women’s advocacy), GEWA (women’s support workers) and GCU have set up a multi-agency partnership to safely deliver an evidence based parenting intervention, (Triple P) in addition to the standard perpetrator programme to male perpetrators of IPV. Results of the initial evaluation of this intervention suggesting a positive impact, but possible adaptations required for the programme, are presented.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 25 Jun 2014

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Keywords

family violence
Alba project
vulnerable groups
parenting

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Gilchrist, E. (2014). The Alba project: parenting for high risk and vulnerable groups.

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