benefitING children whose parents are in jail by teaching those parents how to positively support their children.

An Educational Organization for Incarcerated Parents

About Us

Triple C and Me is a 501(c)(3) educational organization dedicated to empowering incarcerated parents with the tools, skills, and strategies they need to maintain and strengthen their relationships with their children during incarceration and beyond.

Our Mission: To serve children of incarcerated parents by equipping those parents with evidence-based parenting skills and actionable plans for nurturing their children. The “Triple C” represents the three critical relationships that shape a child’s experience: the Child, the Caregiver currently caring for them, and the Court system. The “Me” represents the incarcerated parent who has the power to positively influence all three relationships.

Benefits of the Program

Maintains Parent-Child Connection During Incarceration

Learn practical strategies for meaningful visits, phone calls, and communication that keep your relationship with your children strong while you’re separated.

Develops Evidence-Based Parenting Skills

Gain concrete tools for nurturing, positive discipline, and child development that work—moving beyond instinct to proven methods that build healthy relationships.

Creates a Concrete Release Plan for the Future

Leave with specific, actionable plans for the “Three Good Decisions”—who will support you, where you’ll live, and how you’ll sustain yourself upon release.

Breaks Generational Cycles

Learn to identify harmful family patterns and develop “new familiar” responses that prevent passing trauma and dysfunction to your children.

Builds Stronger Support Networks

Develop skills for improving relationships with caregivers, legal systems, and community resources that are essential for family stability.

Transforms Understanding

Shift from shame-based thinking to understanding addiction as a health issue, reducing stigma and enabling better decision-making about substances and behaviors.

Develops Healthy Conflict Resolution

Learn to use personal power rather than positional power, focusing on respect rather than fear, and outcomes rather than control methods.

Provides Long-Term Growth Tools

Receive a comprehensive workbook with 30 and 90-day planning tools, self-assessment guides, and resources for continued growth after the program ends.

Empowers Personal Agency

Recognize that despite your circumstances, you have the power to positively influence your children’s lives and create lasting change in your family’s future.

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Our Philosophy

Children Thrive When Their Parents Thrive

We believe that incarceration doesn’t disqualify someone from being a good parent. Instead, we recognize that good parenting is a learned skill—one that can be developed regardless of circumstances or background.

Breaking Cycles, Building Futures

Our core philosophy centers on the power of education and intentional change to break generational patterns of trauma, addiction, and incarceration. We believe that every parent has the capacity to create positive change that ripples through their family and community.

Health, Not Morality

We approach challenges like addiction through a health lens rather than a moral one, reducing shame and stigma while empowering parents to make informed decisions about their wellbeing and their children’s futures.

Relationship-Centered Impact

We understand that children of incarcerated parents exist within a web of relationships—with their parent, their current caregiver, and the court system. Strengthening the parent’s ability to positively influence all three relationships creates the foundation for family healing.

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