It situates parent-adolescent relationships within the broader dynamics of care, family and community life, and socio-cultural transformation. Forms of family and parenting support include cash transfers and services such as parenting education programmes, family mediation, resource centres or community networks. However, transferability of these lessons to lower-and middle-income countries requires investigation (see, for example, Gardner, Montgomery, & Knerr, 2015; Ward et al., Little is known about parenting adolescents who may themselves be parents or carry out parenting roles. Even less is understood about the conditions that constrain or help adolescent and parent well-being, and the respective priorities and needs of each generation within the 'parenting' relationship. These issues deserve scrutiny when considering the viability and possible design of policies and provision towards supporting parents in the region.