Findings from the Parenting Today in Victoria study provide a rigorous and credible snapshot of how Victorian parents are faring. To date, survey data has been collected across three waves (2016, 2019, 2022), and will be collected again in 2025. In each wave of the survey, computer assisted telephone interviewing was used to obtain a representative sample of 2600 Victorian parents and carers (40% fathers) of children aged 0-18 years. This seminar will present survey findings focused on parent wellbeing, help-seeking, uptake of parenting programs, and program features that influence parents’ decision to participate in parenting programs. Our findings provide valuable baseline data about uptake of both in-person and online parenting programs – information useful for tracking the uptake of programs over time, including uptake by specific groups of parents (e.g., fathers). Our findings also provide valuable insights into factors that influence parent decisions to participate in parenting programs – information valuable for increasing parent participation in parenting programs.