You can support your child’s development, grow closer and solve problems – positively. There are many simple strategies you can start using right now, to make every moment count!
Catch up on Triple P’s articles to help you confidently navigate every stage of your parenting journey. We also share real-life stories, news and more.
This NAIDOC Week let's acknowledge the incredible history, achievements, and culture of First Nations Peoples. Here are some ideas for how to have conversations with children and young people.
This Pride Month, Triple P recognises the parenting experiences of LGBTQIA+ parents and carers, and encourages conversations that support safe, nurturing and inclusive communities where parents feel confident and supported, and kids can thrive.
In an Australian first, parents and carers who are going through separation or divorce now have access to a free, self-directed online course, which is university-developed and based on extensive research.
Every family’s different, so we make it easy to choose the parenting support that fits your situation.
Strategies to ease your family’s journey through separation or divorce.
We help parents and families right around the world, in more than 30 countries. In fact, millions worldwide, including more than a million Australian families, have been helped by Triple P. So we can help you, too!
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Free Triple P – Positive Parenting Program® support in Queensland is available thanks to funding from the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care under the Parenting Education and Support Program (free online Triple P programs for parents/carers of children under 12) and funding from the Queensland Government through the Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs (other free Triple P programs in Queensland for all parents and carers of children up to 16).
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