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Programs That Address Specific Issues

Select a category to find research on the effectiveness of child abuse prevention and family support programs addressing specific related issues such as neglect, domestic violence, substance abuse, and sexual abuse.

Domestic violence
Programs that help families and communities promote positive relationships and conflict resolution within families.

Economic issues
Programs that help families and communities address economic issues and promote affordable housing and family financial stability.

Neglect
Programs that help families and communities promote adequate supervision and care for children.

Programs for specific cultural and ethnic groups
Programs that are specifically targeted for particular cultural and ethnic populations.

Research on programs that address multiple issues
Reviews of programs designed to provide assistance with multiple problems, such as substance abuse, mental health, and domestic violence.

Sexual abuse
Programs that help families and communities prevent sexual abuse.

Special needs
Programs that focus on providing prevention services for families with special needs, such as families with children who have physical or mental disabilities.

Substance abuse
Programs that provide substance abuse treatment to parents and family members.

Updated on January 5, 2009