Clinic-Based AIDS Education Programs for Adolescent Females
Program increased likelihood that adolescent females redeemed coupons for free condoms.

Clinician-based Cognitive Psychoeducational Intervention for Families
Program improved parents' depression-related attitudes and behaviors and reduced child internalizing symptoms.

Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Specific type of therapy has alleviated depression and anxiety in adolescents and teens.

Cognitive/Affective Empathy Training Program
Students assigned to receive this empathy training scored significantly higher on a measure of affective empathy than did students assigned to the control group.

Communication Skills Condom Use Program
Program improved positive attitudes toward condoms, condom use self-efficacy, and intention to use condoms.

Comprehensive Child Development Program
Program did not produce positive impacts for participating families.

Condom Promotion Videos for College Students
Program increased students' likelihood of intention of condom use.

Coping Cats
Program reduced symptoms of anxiety.

Creating Lasting Connections
Program showed positive impacts on service utilization by parents and youth as well as on measures of parent knowledge.

¡Cuídate!
Program increased likelihood of reported condom usage and decreased likelihood.

Culturally Appropriate STD/AIDS Education in a Clinic Setting
Program increased confidence in ability to use condoms.

DC HOPE
Program had no impacts on risk factors.

Dietary Intervention Study in Children (DISC)
Program reduced cholesterol among children with high levels of LDL cholesterol.

Discharge From Parole
Program had no impact on number of arrests, convictions, or time to offenses or convictions.

Early Head Start
Program with center- and home-based services had positive impacts on parents and children in low-income families.

Early Intervention Program for Adolescent Mothers
Program reduced premature births and infant hospitalization duration through promotion of positive maternal behaviors

Early Risers
Program reduced disruptive behavior among children who have exhibited aggressive behavior through parent education and skills training

Emergency Department-Based Asthma Intervention
Program increased likelihood of a follow-up physician visit but had no impacts on asthma.

Even Start
Program that provides adult, parenting, and early childhood education positively impacted some parent and child outcomes.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Processing (EMDR)
Program improved outcomes in depression, anxiety, self-concept, and PTSD.

Families First
Program decreased child behavior problems and increased parent effectiveness.

The Family Bereavement Program (FBP)
Program increased positive affect, active inhibition, and positive coping.

Family Planning Clinic Support Services
Program did not impact contraceptive use or pregnancy rates.

First Step to Success (FSS)
Program positively impacted young children’s behavior problems. 

"Fit for Life" Boy Scout Badge
Program increased boys light activity and marginally decreased their sedentary time.

Focus
Program decreased likelihood of unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infection.

Focus on Families
Program reduced drug use and domestic conflict and increased problem-solving for parents, but showed no direct impact on children.

Functional Family Therapy
Program helped treat existing behavioral problems and was associated with decreased recidivism and re-institutionalization.

Head Start
Program was effective in increasing early cognitive development in the areas of reading, writing, and vocabulary.

Health Belief Model Intervention to Increase Condom Use Among High-Risk Female Adolescents
Program increased condom use among females.

Healthy Families New York (HFNY)
Home-visiting program effective in reducing the amount of child abuse and neglect.

Healthy Steps for Young Children
Program increased likelihood of usage of covers on electrical outlets.

Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY)
Home-visitation program improved school readiness in children.

Home Visitation Trial for Urban Women
Program did not impact psychoogical distress or self-esteem.

Hospital and Home Support Interventions During Infancy
Program had no impact on maternal attachment, healthcare utilization, or child abuse and neglect.

Howard Street Tutoring Program
One-on-one tutoring improved reading and writing outcomes in low-ability elementary school readers.

Impaired Minds Produce Actions Causing Trauma (IMPACT)
Program increased knowledge about injuries caused by engaging in high-risk behaviors.

Incredible Years Series
Intervention program for those at-risk for behavior problems.  Program enhanced parenting skills and improved children's academic and social competence.

Infant Health and Development Program (IHDP)
Program with home visiting, child care, and parenting meetings produced positive impacts in low birthweight children.

The Insiders Juvenile Crime Prevention Program
Program reduced court intakes and delinquency involvement scores.

Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Postpartum Depression
Program reduced parental stress but had no impacts on infant outcomes.

Job Corps
Multi-component program for disadvantaged youth had many positive impacts as well as some null and negative impacts.

Job Opportunities and Basic Skills Training Program (JOBS)
Program of job-related and support services had mixed impacts on children's developmental outcomes.

Job Training Partnership Act
Program that provided various job-training services had positive and negative impacts.

JobStart
Multi-component program had positive impacts on employment- and education-related outcomes.

Kaiser Kids Sun Care Program
Program showed parents of children increased engagement in more sun protection practices.

Linking the Interests of Families and Teachers (LIFT)
School-based and parenting components had positive impacts on school-age children's and adolescents' social skills.

Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP)
Social welfare service had positive impacts on welfare-receiving parents and children.

Montreal Prevention Experiment
Program increased boys' performance on measures of school adjustment and delinquency.

Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care (MTFC)
Program reduced rates of incarceration, arrests, and drug use among youth.

My Baby U
Video- and book-based program impacted positive infant health and parenting outcomes.

New Chance
Program that provides comprehensive services had mixed impacts on disadvantaged families.

New Hope Project
Welfare-related program had positive impacts on parents and children.

Nurse-Family Partnership
Home visiting-based program had several positive impacts on poor unmarried mothers and their children.

Nutrition and Physical Activity Self-Assessment for Child Care (NAP-SACC)
Program had a nonsignificant increase in physical activity.

Obesity-Focused Active Parenting
Home visiting program had no impacts on nutrition, physical activity, or weight.

Ohio Learning, Earning, and Parenting Program (LEAP)
Financial incentive-based program positively impacted teen parents' educational, financial, and employment outcomes.

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
Program was effective in reducing repeat cases of physical abuse and reduced parental depression and negative parenting behaviors.

Parent Education Group for Families Affected by Depression
Program improved family and school functioning.

Parent Management Training - Oregon Model (PMTO)
Program decreased child deviant behavior.

Parent-Mediated Treatment Program
Program increased child compliance and positive parenting behavior.

Parents as Teachers
Home visiting-based parent education program had small but positive impacts on parents and their young children.

Physical Training Program for Obese Children
Program improved body composition, aerobic fitness, and physical activity.

Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)
Program increased the rate of children's initiations to communication.

Positive Parenting
Program decreased child-reported aggression, delinquency, victimization, and attention problems.

Preparing for the Drug Free Years
Program decreased growth in adolescent alcohol use and negative parent-child interactions.

Project 4-Health
Program showed positive changes in  knowledge about smoking and attitudes toward smoking and decreases in intention to smoke in the future.

Project Aware
Program for juvenile delinquents decreased the likelihood of subjects dropping out of school.

Project BELONG
Mentoring/tutoring program had positive educational and behavioral impacts on at-risk adolescents.

Project CARE
Program increased cognitive development among children at risk for delayed development.

Project EX
Program was found to increase the likelihood of quitting smoking among teens.

Project Northland
Multi-year, multi-component program lowered adolescents' substance use and susceptibility to peer influence.

Project RESPECT
Program reduced incidence of new STDs.

Quantum Opportunities Program (QOP)
Intensive, multi-year program had positive impacts on disadvantaged teens' educational, reproductive, and community service outcomes.

Raising Healthy Children
Program increased students' academic performance and commitment to school and decreased antisocial behaviors.

Reach Out and Read (ROR)
Program that integrated early literacy into pediatric check-ups had positive impacts on family reading behaviors.

Reproductive Health Counseling for Young Men
Program increased participants' fertility knowledge and knowledge of the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases.

Restorative Justice Conferencing
Program reduced offender re-arrest.

Safe Teen Work Project
Program that provided training and safer equipment led to reductions in on-the-job injury.

Seeking Safety
Program reduced levels of chemical involvement, reasons for substance use, and trauma-related symptoms.

Sembrando Salud
Program improved parent-child communication in households with fewer children.

SHAPEDOWN
Program improved adolescents' relative weight, weight-related behavior, self-esteem, depressive symptoms, and weight management knowledge.

Skill-based intervention on condom use
Program did not produce significant impacts on high-risk teens' sexual behavior.

Social Cognitive Training (SCT)
Program increased self-confidence and improved peer relationships.

Social Skills Training Program for Children With ADHD
Program increased assertion scores for children and parents.

South Oxnard Challenge Program (SOCP)
Program was effective in increasing the amount of contact with staff, the amount of time that was spent on a child's case, and the child's use of referral services.

Spit Tobacco Intervention for High School Athletes
Program successfully promoted spit tobacco cessation among current users.

STAR (Stop, Think, Ask, Respond) Parenting Program
Program improved parent-child interaction and reduced parent angrer and child behavioral and emotional problems.

Staying Connected With Your Teen
Program improved attitudes toward reducing substance use.

Strengthening Families Program (Formerly Iowa Strengthening Families Program)
Program for parents and adolescents improved parenting skills and strengthened parent-adolescent relationship.

Strong African American Families (SAAF)
Program decreased risk behaviors in children and increased positive parenting.

Summer Training and Education Program (STEP)
Community- and school-level program had positive short-term, but not long-term, behavioral impacts.

Team Building Exercise Program
Program increased school attendance.

Technical Skills Condom Use Program
Clinic-based program improved positive attitudes toward condoms, intention to use condoms, and condom use self-efficacy.

Teenage Parent Demonstration
Multicomponent program had short-term positive impacts on certain teen parent outcomes; null effects on various teen parent and child outcomes.

Teen Outreach Program (TOP)
Multi-component volunteering program had positive impacts on educational, reproductive, and certain behavioral outcomes.

Teen Talk
School based program increased the likelihood of abstinent males maintaining abstinence, and sexually active males consistently using contraception.

Toddlers Without Tears
Program decreased parents' unreasonable developmental expectations and harsh discipline practices.

Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
Program reduced the symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder.

Triple P-Positive Parenting Program
Program reduced child behavior problems and dysfunctional parenting styles, and increased parental competence.

UCLA Family Development Project
Program was effective in increasing the mothers’ responsiveness to their child’s needs as well as increasing children's secure, autonomy, and task involvement.

Untitled Health Care Program for First-Time Adolescent Mothers and their Infants
Program participants had a decreased likelihood of a repeat pregnancy and increased likelihood of immunization for infants.

Untitled Information-Based AIDS Intervention
Program prevention outcome expectancies and AIDS knowledge.

Untitled Prevention Intervention for Hispanic Couples
Program had no significant impact on increasing effective and consistent contraceptive use.

Untitled Program for Siblings of Children with Disabilities
After-school program improved socioemotional functioning and reduced stress and self-esteem anxiety.

Untitled Social Cognitive AIDS Intervention
Program increased intention to use and confidence in using condoms.

Upward Bound
Multi-year, multi-component program had positive impacts on teens' educational outcomes.

Varying the Timing of an HIV-Prevention Intervention
Program reduced unprotected sex among at-risk adolescents.

Video-Based STD Patient Education
Program increased condom coupon redemption, knowledge and risk perception about STDs/HIV, and positive attitudes about condom use.

Washington State Client-Centered Pregnancy Prevention Programs
Program decreased likelihood of teens having and intending to have intercourse.

What Could You Do?
Program initially decreased likelihood of engaging in sexual intercourse.

WIC Nutrition Education Demonstration Study
Program did not increase knowledge of nutrition; program participants had higher test scores than control group participants.

Yoga for Treatment of Eating Disorders
Program reduced eating disorder symptoms.

Youth Corps
Paid service-work program positively impacted several young adult outcomes.