Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Milwaukee Forge Fatherhood Project - Milwaukee County Child Support Services Will Implement the Forge Fatherhood Project to Serve Fathers in Milwaukee County, Prioritizing High-need Areas in the City of Milwaukee. the Project Will Deliver a 28-HOUR Primary Workshop Using Evidence-based Curricula (24/7 Dad for Responsible Parenting and Within My Reach for Healthy Marriage Education) Plus Economic Stability Services. Working With Implementation Partners Wisconsin Community Services and Fathers Making Progress, the Project Will Provide Case Management, Employment Services, and Referrals to Support Services. Over Five Years, 1,350 Fathers Will Complete the Program, Strengthening Families and Promoting Economic Self-sufficiency.
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$999,999
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