Successful adoption, implementation, improvement, and scale of the Triple P system across the Carolinas holds the promise of improving child health outcomes, including reduced rates of child abuse, reduced out of home foster care placement, and fewer hospital visits due to child abuse injuries. This project is a continuation of almost a decade of ongoing implementation support provided to local, regional, and statewide stakeholders that aims to improve access to Triple P across the state, expand programmatic reach to target populations, and ensure fidelity to the model that will drive programmatic and population level outcomes. Continued collaboration and co-creation is the foundation for ongoing work to provide proactive and responsive implementation support, system-wide support and dissemination of effective implementation approaches, and develop the team of professionals providing these essential supports.
Intermediary Supports for Statewide Triple P Implementation and Scale-Up
Duke Endowment
07/01/2025 to 12/31/2025
$318,346
Jessica J. Reed, Principal Investigator
Tamara Robertson, Co-principal Investigator
Sonya Abbate, Implementation Associate
William A. Aldridge II, Senior Implementation Specialist
Capri R. Banks, Implementation Specialist
Maria C. Daza Gil, Social Research Assistant
Sandra J. Diehl, Implementation Specialist
Alana Gilbert, Implementation Associate
Adam L. Holland, Technical Assistance Specialist
Robert (Robin) H. Jenkins, Senior Implementation Specialist
Sherra Lawrence, Senior Implementation Specialist
Kimberly R. Maloney, Implementation Specialist
Wendy M. Morgan, Senior Implementation Specialist
Jennifer B. Robinette, Social Research Assistant
Rebecca H. Roppolo, Senior Implementation Specialist
Andrea Ross, Assistant IT Director for Web Services
Meriel A. Shire, Implementation Specialist