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The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of a parent education program entitled, "The Incredible Years" in the Filipino community. The goal of this program to strengthen parent-child relationships and promote the social and academic success of our children.
Please email kpsom-incrediblefamilies@kp.org to learn more about this study and determine your eligibility.
You may learn positive parenting skills that can ultimately improve your child's behavior and success in school, prevent behavioral problems in children, and improve family communication and problem-solving.
The proposed research will provide important information on how parenting programs can prevent emotional and behavioral issues among Filipino youth.

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Behavioral Health Toolkit and Resource List
The Filipino Family Health Initiative (FFHI) aims to provide a long-lasting and sustainable impact and support system with this comprehensive resource list. This resource list consists of a wide array of mental health resources such as accessible psychiatric clinics, community mental health centers, hotlines, support groups, educational resources, and more across different areas in California and nationwide. Also included in this resource list are accessibility resources in Los Angeles County such as food, housing, and immigration services. Identifying the important role that being Filipino plays on one’s mental health, we have also included resources that help Filipino children and families celebrate being Filipino. With the recent rise of issues such as anti-Asian violence, this resource list also consists of resources to heal from, educate about, and prevent such harm on the community.

Learn about the results of our most recent study and a new study funded by the National Institute of Health / NIMHD
Science Daily: Giving children the skills they need to tackle life's toughest challenges (CHLA Press Release)

About Tayo and the Caretaker Project
The Caretaker Project was developed by FYLPRO’s COVID-19 Task Force in response to the ongoing pandemic and to tackle the specific needs of Filipinos in the diaspora and back home. The project features a virtual help desk, Tayo, which connects Filipinos with vital information and services. Tayo's pilot launch location is Los Angeles, California. Dr Joyce Javier serves as a Senior Advisor for tayohelp.
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