Practitioners who work with parents in a whole range of contexts will soon be caught NAPP-ing. The National Academy for Parenting Practitioners (NAPP) opened in Autumn 2007. So what is it all about?
- The National Academy for Parenting Practitioners is a National Centre
- NAPP supports the government's parenting agenda.
- NAPP was announced in the Respect Action Plan in January 2006.
- NAPP is provided by the Family and Parenting Institute, Parenting UK and King's College London.
- NAPP is a source of advice on high-quality academic research evidence on parenting and parenting support
- NAPP offers practical knowledge of what works for parents and practitioners.
- NAPP provide training for a range of professionals, including social workers, clinical psychologists, community safety officers and youth justice workers.
- NAPP offer support for the parenting workforce.
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