Effective digital relationship interventions for at-risk adults - the university of miami will provide the our relationship program, a digital relationship education curriculum with coach support,…

The University of Miami received a $1.249 million Cooperative Agreement from the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families under the Healthy Marriage Promotion and Responsible Fatherhood Grants program (CFDA 93.086). Awarded on September 30, 2025, with a five-year project period through September 29, 2030, this award funds the delivery of "Our Relationship Program," a digital relationship education curriculum designed to serve over 3,800 adults across Miami-Dade County, Palm Beach County, and Los Angeles County.

The program delivers 12 hours of core content via a smartphone application or website, complemented by five to six 30-minute coaching calls conducted via Zoom. Participants engage in structured activities and guided conversations to identify, understand, and solve relationship problems. The project targets adult couples and individuals at risk, with a completion goal of at least 2,250 participants completing 90 percent of the full programming. This evidence-based approach aligns with the federal program's emphasis on skills-based healthy relationship education to strengthen families and promote relationship stability.

Effective digital relationship interventions for at-risk adults - the university of miami will provide the our relationship program, a digital relationship education curriculum with coach support, to adult couples and individuals in miami-dade county (FL), broward county (FL), and LOS angeles county (CA). The program consists of 12 hours of core content delivered through a smartphone APP or website, complemented by five to six 30-minute coaching calls via zoom. Participants identify, understand, and solve relationship problems through structured activities and guided conversations. The project will serve over 3,800 adults over five years, with at least 2,250 completing 90% of programming.