Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Miami-dade County Head Start Project Dads - Project Dads (developing and Advancing Dads for Success) Will Provide Comprehensive Services to Strengthen Father Involvement in Miami-dade County Head Start Families. the Project Will Deliver Evidence-based Parenting Education Through the Incredible Years Curriculum, Relationship Enrichment Workshops, and Economic Stability Services Through Partnerships With Careersource South Florida and the Family and Community Services Division. Miami-dade County Will Serve 445 Fathers Over Five Years, Scaling From 30 Participants in Year 1 to 125 Annually by Years 4-5. Services Will Be Delivered at Head Start Centers and Community Locations Across the County, With Both In-person and Virtual Options to Accommodate Working Fathers.
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$703,343
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