Parent alcohol prevention program for Hispanic families
This study tests a parent-focused program to help prevent alcohol use in Hispanic teens. It is designed for Spanish-speaking immigrant parents with a child aged 12 to 14, and the program is offered through faith-based organizations in Travis County.
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Who can take part
- Parent must be 18 or older and live with a child aged 12 to 14.
- Parent must identify as Hispanic or Latino/a and be a Spanish speaker.
- Parent must be a first-generation immigrant (born outside the U.S.) with at least one child born in the U.S.
- Family income must be below 200% of the federal poverty line.
- Parent must agree to be videotaped during the parenting sessions.
- Child must be between 12 and 14 years old and identify as Hispanic or Latino/a.
Quick eligibility check
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