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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Nurturing Fathers Program Provides Evidence-based Wraparound Support and Training to 425 Fathers, Father Figures and Co-parents in Solano County, Ca - Fighting Back Partnership Will Implement the Nurturing Fathers Program to Provide Evidence-based Wraparound Support and Training to 425 Fathers, Father Figures and Co-parents in Solano County, California. the Program Will Deliver 13-WEEK Workshops Covering Child Development, Positive Communication, and Non-violent Discipline, Along With Financial Planning Workshops and Individualized Case Management. Services Will Be Delivered in Vallejo and Throughout Solano County, With a Focus on Underserved Communities. Over the Five-year Project Period, the Program Will Directly Serve 425 Fathers and 1,500 Additional Individuals While Reaching 25,000 Community Members Through Public Awareness Campaigns.
Committed
$650,000
Paid out
$305.7K
47%
Committed, not yet paid
$344.3K
53%
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