Parenting Journal · Volume 2 · Issue 2 · Licensed source edition
Supporting parents in the Global South: implementation of a faith-based parent program in 12 countries
Originally published 2025-03-05 · Cambridge Prisms: Global Mental Health
Cambridge University Press · DOI 10.1017/gmh.2025.25 ↗
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Which changes would our family notice in daily life after a parenting course ends?
The follow-up distinguishes changes reported immediately after a program from changes reported months later across different community settings.
Who was studied?
Caregivers in a faith- and community-based parenting program in twelve countries.
Age / stage: Children and their caregivers
Read with three questions
- Did the researchers compare the program to households that did not receive it?
- What features of the comparison or follow-up limit the conclusions about change?
- Which changes would our family notice in daily life after a parenting course ends?
Keep the limits in view
Participation, the comparison conditions and the measurement interval limit what can be attributed to the program alone or assumed to persist after follow-up.
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Lisseth Rojas-Flores; Melanie Ngan; Joey Fung; Carolyn Casada; Patrick Robertson; Alex Masibo; Briseida Cruz; Marion Mortel; Ryan Kopper; Cherry Marcelo; Travis Roberts; Holta Trandafili (2025). Supporting parents in the Global South: implementation of a faith-based parent program in 12 countries Cambridge Prisms: Global Mental Health. https://doi.org/10.1017/gmh.2025.25
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