Programs with General Access

When implemented, these programs are widely accessible to community members, creating a broad platform for community-wide change.

Program Name	Domain	Developmental Phases
Big Brothers Big Sisters	Community	Childhood, Early Adolescence, Adolescence
Good Behavior Game	Education	Childhood
Guiding Good Choices	Family	Early Adolescence
Life Skills Training	Education	Childhood, Early Adolescence, Adolescence
PATHS	Education	Childhood
PATHS Preschool	Education	Early Childhood
Play and Learning Strategies	Family	Infancy and Toddlerhood
Positive Action	Education, Community, Family	Early Childhood, Childhood, Early Adolescence, Adolescence
Raising Healthy Children	Education, Family	Childhood, Early Adolescence
Strengthening Families 10-14	Family	Early Adolescence
The Incredible Years	Education, Family	Early Childhood, Childhood
Triple P – Positive Parenting Program	Family	Infancy and Toddlerhood, Early Childhood, Childhood

Programs for Special Populations (limited access)

When implemented, these programs pertain to a limited portion of the community. The PNRC largely recommends use of these programs only in cases where program need is clearly indicated and program implementation does not exclude a larger continuum of programming serving the entire community.

Program Name	Domain	Developmental Phases
Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care	Family	Early Childhood, Childhood, Early Adolescence, Adolescence
Nurse-Family Partnership	Family	Infancy and Toddlerhood, Prenatal

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Programs for 18- to 22-year-olds: The least developed aspect of neighborhood-based efforts to ensure young people's successful development concerns 18- to 22-year-olds. The PNRC search did not identify any evidence-based programs that could be adopted within a neighborhood, that met the broader PNRC set of criteria for programs, and that were designed to promote successful post-secondary preparation for career and life.

Information about the program criteria.