• Family Mealtime where members of the family come together for a delicious cultural meal and discuss issues from the conversation jars.
• Teens/Parent Skill Training Class where parents and teens split into separate classes and learn new skills and watch videos tailored to their own experience.
• Family Skill Training Class where both teens and parents come together and practice the new behaviors and skills they taught as a family.

BENEFITS OF SFP

Studies showed that SFP through increased parental knowledge and discipline effectiveness, reported to decrease significantly a broad range of children:

• Behavioral Problems, (arguing with parents, screaming, temper tantrums)
• Emotional Problems, (being angry, fearful, anxious)
• School Problems, (truancy, disobedience, dislike of school, poor academic performance)
• Social Problems, (fighting with peers, siblings, rudeness, roughness)
• Substance Abuse Risk Factors, (intention to smoke/drink) to mention some.

CULTURAL ADAPTATIONS

SFP is a culturally informed program. More than 40% of SFP recruitment and retention adapted. The main cultural version of SFP comprises:

• Transcribed training manuals into different languages such as Arabic, Swahili, Somali, and Tigrigna.
• Dietary restrictions including halal.
• Diverse settings: inner cities to isolated farms, tropics to prairies and America to Asia.