Keeping Foster Parents Trained and Supported or KEEP is a less intensive version of the training component of Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care (MTFC), a Blueprints Model Program.

NEWPIN trains mothers to help other mothers in similar circumstances to reduce parental emotional stress and depression, improve the relationships between parents and children and to raise parental self-esteem.

Community Mothers targets first-time mothers and their infants up to one year of age who live in disadvantaged areas.

QEIPAP combines school-based and parenting interventions to prevent low level anxiety in children.

The Abecedarian program provides high quality pre-school and educational childcare for children from birth to five years from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Part of President Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty, Head Start was a pioneer in early years prevention programs. It is also the most used, having served more than 20 million preschool children since it was introduced in 1965.

Triple P is a parenting program designed to improve outcomes for children up to the age of 16. Developed over 25 years at the University of Queensland in Australia, it includes public health-style preventative strategies with the potential to reach all children and their families, as well as offering early interventions and treatments for children with specified problems.