Community-Based Professional Intervention Programs - Outcome Evaluation

Community-Based Professional Intervention Programs - Specific Family Groups

From March 2024 to February 2026, the four collaborating NGOs have organized a total of 105 specific family group activities. Each group activity is attended by both parents and their children, with a total of 1,689 participants from 671 families. The intervention strategies included the "Family Adventure Challenge", "Family Art Experience", "Family Photo Album", and "Family Mindfulness Journey". We have utilized different methods to evaluate the program's effectiveness. 

The subjective outcome evaluation showed that group activities benefited the participants in several aspects, including gains in knowledge, attitude, condition, and behavior. Participants agreed the program increased their knowledge in family resilience concepts and strategies (99%); moreover, they showed positive family beliefs (99%), more recognition of family strengths and weaknesses (97%), and higher motivation in applying Family Resilience concepts (98%) after the group program. 

The results of quasi-experimental analysis (550 participants in the experimental group and 447 in the control group) showed that compared to those in the control group, participants in the experimental group had significant improvements in family resiilience, marital satisfaction, parent-child relationship, parent-child conflict, parental stress, life satisfaction, and hopelessness. Different evaluation methods showed that our intervention programs were effective in improving the mental health of families and providing them with protective factors against family adversities. 

Family Attributes

Personal Wellbeing

Note:The control group refers to families that have not participate in the programs.
The experimental group refers to families that participated in the programs.