Triple P International Pty Ltd (Positive Parenting Program)
Jacquie Brown has a diverse range of work experience in the fields of implementation science, program development, and international development.
From 2016 to the present, they have been an Implementation Consultant and Board member at Families Foundation, a nonprofit organization focused on strengthening families and communities. In this role, Jacquie provides expertise in developing funding proposals and ensuring the effective implementation and sustainability of positive parenting programs, particularly in Majority World Countries.
From 2013 to the present, Jacquie has served as the Lead for Implementation Science at School Mental Health Ontario. This position involves applying evidence-based practices and strategies to promote the successful implementation of mental health programs in schools.
Jacquie established Jacquie Brown and Associates in 2011, where they specialized in international development and implementation facilitation. During this time, they also worked as the Head of International Development at Triple P International Pty Ltd. In this role, they built partnerships in Majority World countries to broaden access to Triple P, a parenting education system, and developed the TPI Implementation Framework to enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of the program.
Additionally, Jacquie has contributed to various organizations in different capacities. Jacquie served as the Co-Director of the Child and Family Evidence-Based Practice Consortium from 2017 to 2019, and they acted as an Organization and Program Development Advisor at the Dispute Resolution Foundation Jamaica from 2009 to 2011, where they supported the organization's expansion and the development of youth programs in partnership with key stakeholders.
Prior to these roles, Jacquie was the Director of Program Services at Kinark Child and Family Services from 2005 to 2010.
Overall, Jacquie Brown brings valuable expertise in implementation science, program development, and international development to their work.
Jacquie Brown obtained their Master's degree in Environmental Studies from York University from 1985 to 1988. Their area of specialization was in System and Organizational Environments.
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Triple P International Pty Ltd (Positive Parenting Program)
The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program is one of the world’s most highly-regarded evidence-based parenting interventions, used by millions. It has been named by the United Nations as the most extensively researched program of its kind, with positive results in hundreds of evaluation studies. HIGH-QUALITY PARENTING AND EARLY EDUCATION CAN CHANGE LIFE OUTCOMES. • Childhood trauma is now known to increase the likelihood of poor mental and physical health, and related issues such as crime, suicide, teenage and adult mental health problems and substance abuse. • Early intervention is important, but prevention is even better. • Secure attachment and a positive learning environment support greater academic achievement (and social mobility for children from disadvantaged families). • Evidence-based parenting support has been found to be effective in treating ADHD symptoms and conduct disorders. The Triple P System offers proven solutions. Developed by clinical psychologist Professor Matt Sanders and colleagues at the Parenting and Family Support Centre at The University of Queensland (Australia), Triple P is supported by more than four decades of ongoing research conducted by 447 academic institutions in 37 countries. The Triple P System, a suite of programs offering varying levels of support, is scalable and flexible, with online options – so the right level of parenting support can reach an entire community or region efficiently and effectively. Triple P International (TPI) is also at the forefront of implementation science, providing agencies with tools and systems to monitor and improve sustainable program delivery. TPI is a Certified B Corporation®. Supporting parents doesn’t just reduce the rate of child maltreatment and neglect. Optimizing children’s emotional wellbeing helps create greater social cohesion, community capacity, and better outcomes for individuals — and entire regions.