CPEP was developed as a pilot program and did not require approval or certification to operate.
Implementing Child Parent Enrichment Project (CPEP)
Implementation last updated: 2012
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Training to support implementation
Pre-service staff training
Paraprofessional parenting consultants underwent more than 100 hours of training that covered the perinatal period, community resources, child abuse and child abuse reporting, and team building. Training also included the basics of implementing a task-centered service approach, in which consultants focused on identifying goals to improve parental self-care and child care and enhancing parents’ ability to identify and complete tasks to meet their goals. Certification was not required.
Training materials
A training manual was developed for CPEP but is no longer available.
Implementation notes
The information contained on this page was last updated in April 2012. In addition, the information contained in this profile was reviewed for accuracy by Dr. Barth on April 27, 2012. HomVEE reserves the right to edit the profile for clarity and consistency.