This document discusses the benefits of evidence-based parenting programs, such as Triple P, for addressing behavioral issues in children. It notes that Triple P has been shown to reduce problem behaviors by 37.5% and improve parental well-being. The document advocates for implementing Triple P and similar programs on a large scale to help more families and prevent issues from escalating. It argues that parenting support should be integrated across sectors and made widely accessible to improve outcomes for children and families.