EMPOWERING FATHERS | BUILDING STRONGER COMMUNITIES | INSPIRING POSITIVE CHANGE
Inspired by the cultural significance of the African Baobab Tree, we embrace an asset-based approach to empower Black fathers, who often overcome great adversity, to transform their lives and create brighter futures for themselves, their families, and their communities.
We do this by leveraging the power of collaboration to pave the way for lasting change. Our research-backed approach promotes not only individual growth but collective empowerment, creating a ripple effect of positive transformation.
Helping Black Fathers Develop Skills to Succeed
At Fathers, Families, & Healthy Communities, we're committed to equipping Black fathers with the skills and unwavering support needed to thrive in all aspects of their lives.
Self-Awareness & Self-Care
Understand and nurture their identities as a father and beyond.
Relationship Skills
Develop and maintain positive co-parenting relationships that cultivate bright, thriving communities.
Fathering Skills
Form and nurture lasting bonds with their children.
Social Networks & Bonds
Build a strong network of fathers who support one another in achieving various goals.
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The essence of our work is rooted in collective collaboration. Like the Baobab tree, we're cultivating a fatherhood ecosystem in Chicago, extending branches of support to realize our mission.
We welcome strategic partners, stakeholders, and a cohesive community of scholars, practitioners, and service providers to join forces with us in reaching our goals.
We Partner
We exist for Black fathers, and the generations to come. Discover how we're empowering Black fathers within communities and shaping Black men into community leaders and role models.
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Are you passionate about empowering Black fathers and strengthening Black communities?
Partner with us to leverage your resources and expertise in making a meaningful impact on the lives of Black fathers and their families.