DAD & company: strengthening the parenting team offers a 12-hour marriage, CO-parenting, and financial stability curriculum with case management to 1,200 CO-parents across atlanta and columbus, GA.…

The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families awarded Fathers Incorporated a $3.75 million Cooperative Agreement on September 30, 2025, under the Healthy Marriage Promotion and Responsible Fatherhood Grants program (CFDA 93.086).

Fathers Incorporated will implement the Dad & Company: Strengthening the Parenting Team program, delivering a 12-hour curriculum addressing marriage, co-parenting, and financial stability to 1,200 adult fathers and their co-parents across Atlanta and Columbus, Georgia. The program comprises six 2-hour workshop sessions conducted over three weeks, complemented by individualized case management and life coaching to address barriers to participation. Services will be delivered primarily in-person at multiple locations throughout seven Georgia counties, with virtual options available as supplements. Partnerships with workforce development organizations and domestic violence service providers will support the strengthening of marriage and co-parenting relationships, enhancement of parenting practices, and building of economic stability for participants.

The award period runs from September 30, 2025, through September 29, 2030. Performance takes place in Dunwoody, Georgia. Fathers Incorporated is a minority-owned, tax-exempt nonprofit organization headquartered in Dunwoody and maintains active federal vendor status.

DAD & company: strengthening the parenting team offers a 12-hour marriage, CO-parenting, and financial stability curriculum with case management to 1,200 CO-parents across atlanta and columbus, GA. - fathers incorporated will implement DAD & company: strengthening the parenting team (DAD & CO), a 12-hour marriage, CO-parenting, and financial stability curriculum serving adult fathers and their CO-parents across atlanta and columbus, georgia. The program will deliver six 2-hour workshop sessions over three weeks, complemented by individualized case management and life coaching to address barriers to participation. Through partnerships with workforce development organizations and domestic violence service providers, DAD & CO will strengthen marriage and CO-parenting relationships, enhance parenting practices, and build economic stability for 1,200 participants over five years. Services will be delivered primarily in-person at multiple locations throughout seven georgia counties, with virtual options available as supplements to in-person programming.