Obria oregon family, opportunity, resilience, grit, engagement (forge) fatherhood program - the obria oregon forge fatherhood program will serve community fathers in linn and lincoln counties,…

The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families awarded a $2.247 million Cooperative Agreement to Pregnancy Alternatives Center (operating as Obria Medical Clinics-Lebanon) on September 30, 2025, under the Healthy Marriage Promotion and Responsible Fatherhood Grants program (CFDA 93.086).

The Obria Oregon FORGE Fatherhood Program will deliver a 24-hour primary workshop model teaching responsible parenting, healthy marriage, and economic stability to community fathers in Linn and Lincoln Counties, Oregon with children up to age 24. Curricula include Optimal Fatherhood, Within My Reach, and Money Smart. The program will enroll 700 fathers over the five-year period of performance (September 30, 2025 through September 29, 2030), with a target of 505 fathers completing 90% of workshops. Obria will provide case management, mentoring, and support services to address barriers to participation. The recipient has established partnerships with WorkSource Oregon and community organizations to support improved parenting skills and economic stability among participants. Place of performance is Lebanon, Oregon.

Obria oregon family, opportunity, resilience, grit, engagement (forge) fatherhood program - the obria oregon forge fatherhood program will serve community fathers in linn and lincoln counties, oregon who have children up to age 24. The project will deliver a 24-hour primary workshop model teaching responsible parenting, healthy marriage, and economic stability through curricula including optimal fatherhood, within my reach, and money smart. Obria will provide case management, mentoring, and support services to address barriers to participation. The program will enroll 700 fathers over five years with 505 completing 90% of workshops, partnering with worksource oregon and community organizations to help fathers improve parenting skills and achieve greater economic stability.