Here you will be able to gain the support to achieve your full potential for your family's benefit and your well being."
This community was created with the male figure in mind. This is a place where you will be able to network with other male figures and create a community of truth.
Within this community, you will have access to many resources that will help you navigate through society with a greater manhood experience.
Parents and families are facing new challenges, but one thing hasn’t changed: the importance of dads being involved in their children’s lives.
We strive to support each of you so that we may build a better tomorrow together for our families
Here, you’ll find a friendly work environment and opportunities to discuss many different topics that are important to you.
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Check out the different information sessions on our calendar that we offer.
Our mission is fulfilled through the four pillars of our C.A.R.E initiative.
The C in care is for connecting families (fathers and father figures with children).
AÂ is for accountability. We believe in the power of holding fathers accountable as positive reinforcement to ensure families stay connected.
RÂ is for resources, and
EÂ is for education. Providing easily accessible support, information, training, workshops, mentorship, and skill-building helps keep fathers and father figures confident, engaged, and better equipped to serve and provide for children and families.
We're happy you're here. Together, we learn and become stronger!!
When a family member struggles with addiction, children feel shame, embarrassment, guilt, and loneliness.
Watch this video Sesame Street: in Communities: Parental Addiction
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After watching this video, ask your self these questions:
When a family member struggles with addiction, the whole family struggles. Children often think it’s their fault; they feel shame, embarrassment, guilt, and loneliness; they may feel invisible. It takes special effort to start important conversations and answer children’s questions. But parents, teachers, caregivers, and other caring adults can comfort children and guide them through difficult moments. With love and support, the family can cope with the challenges of addiction together.
This will be a discussion topic soon. Watch for the meeting notice!
It’s just like dedication, but it means that as a father, you never stop being a dad. There’s no one right way as long as you’re there for your kids, even when it’s not so easy. There's no right way to be a dad. The most important thing is being there for your children. Research has shown that having an active involved father in a household contributes strongly to better overall outcomes for the entire family, especially the children. Check this out! #Dadication!
What would happen if we stopped asking where Black fathers were and listened to them instead? Find out!
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