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Triple P in North Carolina Triple P Spoken Here Marshall Tyson MPH December 19 2018 Triple P in North Carolina NC Alliance for Implementation of Evidencebased Family Strengthening Initiatives ID: 812889

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Slide1

NC Department of Health and Human Services Triple P in North Carolina “Triple P Spoken Here”

Marshall Tyson, MPH

December 19, 2018

Slide2

Triple P in North Carolina

NC Alliance for Implementation of Evidence-based Family Strengthening Initiatives

DPH, DSS, DMH, NCPC, PCANC, TDE, KPR, BCBS Foundation, etc.

NC Team to South Carolina (Ron Prinz)

Reps from Triple P America Sara van

Driel

and Rita Bostic

Fit with Division of Public Health

Population Approach

Trained Existing Practitioners

Destigmatized Parenting Support

Changed “Social Norms”

Universal and Targeted Approaches

Multiple levels and delivery modes

Meets families at their point of need

Primary Prevention and Intervention

Slide3

Triple P in North Carolina

Strategic Decisions to Develop a Statewide Infrastructure

Fund a coordinator at each local implementing agency

Learning Collaborative

“Implementation Support”, Education, Pooling Resources

Workgroups – Data, Sustainability (Advocacy), Program (Education), Communication, TPOL

State Data Collection and Reporting System

State Leadership Team

State Executive Committee (“Strategic Planning”)

Slide4

Triple P in North Carolina

Triple P Online

Statewide, via North Carolina Triple P Website

No Cost to Parents

Standard and Teen

Spanish

Currently have 25,000 codes

Statewide Marketing Plan for 2019

Slide5

Triple P in North Carolina

State-level Supports

State Coordinator – Zita Roberts

Data Team – William Burke and

Schatzi

McCarthy

Triple P Online Coordinator – Joan

Crissey

Triple P Supports

Triple P America (e.g., Implementation, Training, Stay Positive Materials, TPOL Codes)

Triple P International (e.g. Website, TPOL Online Automated Distribution System, Google Analytics)

NC Triple P Support System (Triple P America, The Impact Center, Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina

Slide6

Scotland

Guilford

Rockingham

Moore

Anson

Union

Richmond

Mecklenburg

Cabarrus

Stanly

Surry

Ashe

Wilkes

Yadkin

Forsyth

Stokes

Davidson

Randolph

Rowan

Lincoln

Cleveland

Gaston

Iredell

Caldwell

Alexander

Catawba

Burke

McDowell

Buncombe

Rutherford

Polk

Madison

Yancey

Watauga

Cherokee

Graham

Clay

Macon

Jackson

Swain

Avery

Davie

Montgomery

Mitchell

Henderson

Transylvania

Haywood

Wake

Granville

Person

Orange

Lee

Hoke

Robeson

Columbus

Brunswick

Pender

Bladen

Sampson

Duplin

Onslow

Jones

Lenoir

Wayne

Johnston

Harnett

Carteret

Craven

Pamlico

Beaufort

Hyde

Tyrrell

Dare

Gates

Hertford

Bertie

Martin

Pitt

Greene

Wilson

Nash

Franklin

Warren

Halifax

Northampton

Edgecombe

Vance

Durham

Alamance

Cumberland

Washington

Currituck

Camden

Pasquotank

Perquimans

Chowan

New

Hanover

Chatham

Caswell

Alleghany

NC Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) Expansion

2011

LAUNCH and Title V Funded – Alamance

NACCHO and CDC Funded - Pitt

Slide7

Scotland

Guilford

Rockingham

Moore

Anson

Union

Richmond

Mecklenburg

Cabarrus

Stanly

Surry

Ashe

Wilkes

Yadkin

Forsyth

Stokes

Davidson

Randolph

Rowan

Lincoln

Cleveland

Gaston

Iredell

Caldwell

Alexander

Catawba

Burke

McDowell

Buncombe

Rutherford

Polk

Madison

Yancey

Watauga

Cherokee

Graham

Clay

Macon

Jackson

Swain

Avery

Davie

Montgomery

Mitchell

Henderson

Transylvania

Haywood

Wake

Granville

Person

Orange

Lee

Hoke

Robeson

Columbus

Brunswick

Pender

Bladen

Sampson

Duplin

Onslow

Jones

Lenoir

Wayne

Johnston

Harnett

Carteret

Craven

Pamlico

Beaufort

Hyde

Tyrrell

Dare

Gates

Hertford

Bertie

Martin

Pitt

Greene

Wilson

Nash

Franklin

Warren

Halifax

Northampton

Edgecombe

Vance

Durham

Alamance

Cumberland

Washington

Currituck

Camden

Pasquotank

Perquimans

Chowan

New

Hanover

Chatham

Caswell

Alleghany

NC Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) Expansion

March 2012

LAUNCH and Title V Funded – Alamance

NACCHO and CDC Funded – Pitt

Title V Funded – Appalachian Health District (Alleghany, Ashe, and Watauga), Madison and Cabarrus

Slide8

Scotland

Guilford

Rockingham

Moore

Anson

Union

Richmond

Mecklenburg

Cabarrus

Stanly

Surry

Ashe

Wilkes

Yadkin

Forsyth

Stokes

Davidson

Randolph

Rowan

Lincoln

Cleveland

Gaston

Iredell

Caldwell

Alexander

Catawba

Burke

McDowell

Buncombe

Rutherford

Polk

Madison

Yancey

Watauga

Cherokee

Graham

Clay

Macon

Jackson

Swain

Avery

Davie

Montgomery

Mitchell

Henderson

Transylvania

Haywood

Wake

Granville

Person

Orange

Lee

Hoke

Robeson

Columbus

Brunswick

Pender

Bladen

Sampson

Duplin

Onslow

Jones

Lenoir

Wayne

Johnston

Harnett

Carteret

Craven

Pamlico

Beaufort

Hyde

Tyrrell

Dare

Gates

Hertford

Bertie

Martin

Pitt

Greene

Wilson

Nash

Franklin

Warren

Halifax

Northampton

Edgecombe

Vance

Durham

Alamance

Cumberland

Washington

Currituck

Camden

Pasquotank

Perquimans

Chowan

New

Hanover

Chatham

Caswell

Alleghany

NC Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) Expansion

February 2013

LAUNCH and Title V Funded – Alamance

NACCHO and CDC Funded – Pitt

Title V Funded – Appalachian Health District (Alleghany, Ashe, and Watauga), Madison and Cabarrus

Potential Rex Foundation – Wake – Planning

Slide9

Scotland

Guilford

Rockingham

Moore

Anson

Union

Richmond

Mecklenburg

Cabarrus

Stanly

Surry

Ashe

Wilkes

Yadkin

Forsyth

Stokes

Davidson

Randolph

Rowan

Lincoln

Cleveland

Gaston

Iredell

Caldwell

Alexander

Catawba

Burke

McDowell

Buncombe

Rutherford

Polk

Madison

Yancey

Watauga

Cherokee

Graham

Clay

Macon

Jackson

Swain

Avery

Davie

Montgomery

Mitchell

Henderson

Transylvania

Haywood

Wake

Granville

Person

Orange

Lee

Hoke

Robeson

Columbus

Brunswick

Pender

Bladen

Sampson

Duplin

Onslow

Jones

Lenoir

Wayne

Johnston

Harnett

Carteret

Craven

Pamlico

Beaufort

Hyde

Tyrrell

Dare

Gates

Hertford

Bertie

Martin

Pitt

Greene

Wilson

Nash

Franklin

Warren

Halifax

Northampton

Edgecombe

Vance

Durham

Alamance

Cumberland

Washington

Currituck

Camden

Pasquotank

Perquimans

Chowan

New

Hanover

Chatham

Caswell

Alleghany

NC Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) Expansion

March 2013 – Early Learning Challenge (Transformation Zone)

LAUNCH and Title V Funded – Alamance

NACCHO and CDC Funded – Pitt

Title V Funded – Appalachian Health District (Alleghany, Ashe, and Watauga), Madison and Cabarrus

Potential Rex Foundation – Wake

RTT-ELC Funded – Transformation Zone (Bertie, Beaufort, Chowan and Hyde)

Slide10

Scotland

Guilford

Rockingham

Moore

Anson

Union

Richmond

Mecklenburg

Cabarrus

Stanly

Surry

Ashe

Wilkes

Yadkin

Forsyth

Stokes

Davidson

Randolph

Rowan

Lincoln

Cleveland

Gaston

Iredell

Caldwell

Alexander

Catawba

Burke

McDowell

Buncombe

Rutherford

Polk

Madison

Yancey

Watauga

Cherokee

Graham

Clay

Macon

Jackson

Swain

Avery

Davie

Montgomery

Mitchell

Henderson

Transylvania

Haywood

Wake

Granville

Person

Orange

Lee

Hoke

Robeson

Columbus

Brunswick

Pender

Bladen

Sampson

Duplin

Onslow

Jones

Lenoir

Wayne

Johnston

Harnett

Carteret

Craven

Pamlico

Beaufort

Hyde

Tyrrell

Dare

Gates

Hertford

Bertie

Martin

Pitt

Greene

Wilson

Nash

Franklin

Warren

Halifax

Northampton

Edgecombe

Vance

Durham

Alamance

Cumberland

Washington

Currituck

Camden

Pasquotank

Perquimans

Chowan

New

Hanover

Chatham

Caswell

Alleghany

NC Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) Expansion

March 2013 – ELC Tier One Counties

LAUNCH and Title V Funded – Alamance

NACCHO and CDC Funded – Pitt

Title V Funded – Appalachian Health District (Alleghany, Ashe, and Watauga), Madison and Cabarrus

Potential Rex Foundation – Wake

RTT-ELC Funded – Transformation Zone (Bertie, Beaufort, Chowan and Hyde)

RTT-ELC Funded – NE Tier One Counties (Vance, Warren, Northampton, Halifax, Hertford, Camden, Edgecombe, Martin, Washington, Tyrrell, Greene, Lenoir, Jones, Nash and Pitt Expansion)

Slide11

Scotland

Guilford

Rockingham

Moore

Anson

Union

Richmond

Mecklenburg

Cabarrus

Stanly

Surry

Ashe

Wilkes

Yadkin

Forsyth

Stokes

Davidson

Randolph

Rowan

Lincoln

Cleveland

Gaston

Iredell

Caldwell

Alexander

Catawba

Burke

McDowell

Buncombe

Rutherford

Polk

Madison

Yancey

Watauga

Cherokee

Graham

Clay

Macon

Jackson

Swain

Avery

Davie

Montgomery

Mitchell

Henderson

Transylvania

Haywood

Wake

Granville

Person

Orange

Lee

Hoke

Robeson

Columbus

Brunswick

Pender

Bladen

Sampson

Duplin

Onslow

Jones

Lenoir

Wayne

Johnston

Harnett

Carteret

Craven

Pamlico

Beaufort

Hyde

Tyrrell

Dare

Gates

Hertford

Bertie

Martin

Pitt

Greene

Wilson

Nash

Franklin

Warren

Halifax

Northampton

Edgecombe

Vance

Durham

Alamance

Cumberland

Washington

Currituck

Camden

Pasquotank

Perquimans

Chowan

New

Hanover

Chatham

Caswell

Alleghany

North Carolina Triple P (Positive Parenting Program)

March 2013

LAUNCH and Title V Funded – Alamance

NACCHO and CDC Funded – Pitt

Title V Funded – Appalachian Health District (Alleghany, Ashe, Watauga), Madison, Cabarrus

Rex

Foundation Funding – Wake

RTT-ELC Funded – Transformation Zone (Bertie, Beaufort, Chowan, Hyde)

RTT-ELC Funded – NE Tier One Counties (Vance, Warren, Northampton, Halifax, Hertford, Camden, Edgecombe, Martin, Washington, Tyrrell, Greene, Lenoir, Jones) and Nash and Pitt-- Expansion

Title V Funded – Albemarle Regional

Hlth

Svcs

(Currituck, Perquimans, Pasquotank, Gates, Bertie, Chowan, Camden), Buncombe, Mecklenburg, Nash—Expansion, Durham.

Slide12

A Major Decision Point

Go to scale in funded counties

Statewide coverage

Practitioners trained outside funded counties through State or Triple P America Open Enrollments

Triple P Online available to all parents in NC

DSS focus on primary prevention

Creating a demand from practitioners and parents

Slide13

GASTON

CHEROKEE

SWAIN

MACON

GRAHAM

CLAY

JACK-

SON

HAY-

WOOD

HENDER-

SON

TRAN-

SYLVANIA

POLK

RUTHER-

FORD

BUN-

COMBE

YAN-

CEY

MADISON

MITCHELL

AVERY

CLEVE-

LAND

LINCOLN

CATAWBA

BURKE

MECKLEN-

BURG

UNION

CABARRUS

ROWAN

IREDELL

STANLY

DAVID-

SON

MONT-

GOMERY

RANDOLPH

MOORE

ANSON

RICH-

MOND

HOKE

CHATHAM

LEE

HARNETT

CUMBER-

LAND

ROBESON

SCOT-

LAND

BLADEN

SAMPSON

COLUMBUS

BRUNSWICK

NEW

HANOVER

PENDER

ALA-

MANCE

ORANGE

DURHAM

CASWELL

PERSON

GRAN-

VILLE

VANCE

WARREN

FRANKLIN

WAKE

NASH

JOHNSTON

WAYNE

DUPLIN

GREENE

LENOIR

PITT

JONES

ONSLOW

CARTERET

PAMLICO

BEAUFORT

CRAVEN

HYDE

DARE

TYRELL

WASH-

INGTON

BERTIE

MARTIN

PASQUOTANK

HERT-

FORD

CHOWAN

CAMDEN

PERQUIMANS

CURRITUCK

NORTH-

AMPTON

GATES

HALIFAX

EDGE-

COMBE

ROCKING-

HAM

STOKES

SURRY

FORSYTH

GUILFORD

YADKIN

DAVIE

ASHE

WATAUGA

WILKES

ALLE-

GHANY

CALDWELL

ALEX-

ANDER

McDowell

WILSON

GASTON

2018 Positive Parenting Program in North Carolina – “Triple P Spoken Here”

Lead Health Departments

(provides Triple P coverage for the service area)

July 2018

Cabarrus

(funded by Title V) and

Wake

(funded by the Rex Foundation)

Service Area 1

Lead Agency

Madison County Health Department

Molly Coffey

(828) 707- 4245

Molly.Coffey@mahec.net

Individual Sites

Cabarrus Health Alliance

Amy Potoczny

(704) 920-1281

Amy.Potoczny@CabarrusHealth.org

Project Enlightenment (Wake)

Ashley Lindsay

(919) 508-0812

alindsay@wcpss.net

Service Area 8

Lead Agency

Mecklenburg County Health Department

Gabriela Francisco

(980) 314-9128

Gabriela.Francisco@mecklenburgcountync.gov

Service Area 2

Lead Agency

Appalachian Health District

Morgan Ledford

(828) 264-4995 Extension 3155

morgan.ledford@apphealth.com

Service Area 3

Lead Agency

Durham County Health Department

America Allen

(919) 560-7753

aaallen@dconc.gov

Service Area 7

Lead Agency

Cumberland County Health Department

Marika Hoeckman

(910) 433-3672

mhoeckmann@co.cumberland.nc.us

Service Area 4

Lead Agency

Halifax County Health Department

Cassandra Faulcon

(252) 583-5021 Ext 6277

faulconc@halifaxnc.com

Service Area 5

Lead Agency

Albemarle Regional Health Services

Rebecca Cook

(252) 506-3722

Rebecca.cook@arhs-nc.org

Service Area 6

Lead Agency

Pitt County Health Department

Lynne Carter

(252) 902-2353

lynne.carter@pittcountync.gov

Slide14

Triple P in North Carolina - Funding

State and Title V Federal

State Advisory Council Grant to ECAC for Stay Positive Campaign Print Materials (Three Year Procurement)

Race to the Top—Early Learning Challenge Funding for in Expansion in Tier One Counties in NE NC

Race to the Top—Early Learning Challenge Funding Lapsing Funds for Triple P Online and Stay Positive (Three Year Procurement)

DSS One-Time Funding for Training

DSS Recurring State Appropriations for Expansion

The Duke Endowment/DSS/DPH for Implementation Study

The Duke Endowment/DSS/DPH for Implementation and IO Support

Local Support – DSS, DPH, ICO4MCH, Smart Start, Juvenile Justice, Churches, Local Non-Profits, Churches, ETC.

Slide15

Triple P in North Carolina

BUILDING BRIDGES TO THE FUTURE – NEW OPPORTUNITIES

Implementation Support (TPA, The Impact Center)

Data Collection and Reporting (Evaluation, Data Linking and Research)

Communication (and Partnership Engagement)

Advocacy (Policy and Finance)

Coaching (Workforce Development)