The Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities (SFSC) programme aims to help parents to develop better relationships with their children.

The Emotion Coaching programme aims to support mothers and children aged 6-14 years by providing therapy once they enter a refuge.

The MST-CAN project offers intensive therapy for families where children aged 6-17 years are at risk of going into care due to physical abuse and/or neglect.

Through the Domestic Abuse, Recovering Together (DART) programme, children and mothers can talk to each other about domestic abuse, learn to communicate and rebuild their relationship.

This parenting programme offers positive strategies to parents and/or caregivers, to help them support young people who are on the edge of care.

The programme offers therapy for parents experiencing high levels of relationship conflict that is frequent, intense and poorly resolved.

The project aims to prevent young people with behavioural problems from entering out-of-home care by providing intensive therapeutic support.

The project works to improve life at home for those at risk of gang involvement by providing a functional family therapy worker.

The project teaches parents non-violent resistance techniques and engages the young person in one-to-one sessions.

The programme provides intensive systemic family therapy, support and behavioural interventions.

Combines teaching of skills with residential experiences, outdoor and community activities.