As you may know, the National Registry for Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP) has unfortunately been discontinued by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Authority (SAMHSA). We understand that many of you depended on their rigorous evaluation of evidence-based programs to help inform your purchase decisions, and we were justifiably proud that Active Parenting programs had been recognized as evidence-based since 2008, and up to the time the NREPP was taken offline in 2017. At that time, the re-review of Active Parenting was already completed and scheduled for publication on the site. This Active Parenting review in 2017 also included Active Parenting: First Five Years and other versions of the curriculum.
As one of the most respected sources of evidence-based programs available, NREPP helped many organizations find the programs they needed to make a positive difference in the lives of children, and we appreciated their good work. You can see their reports of our programs by clicking the links below. We also encourage you to consult other websites listing our evidence-based programs under the description of the individual programs on this website.
Click the links below to download the NREPP reports for Active Parenting legacy programs:
