Young Fathers United: Difference between revisions

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idaay.org/our-programs/young-fathers-united

We Teach Young Men to Become Strong Fathers!

Young Fathers United serves approximately 100 young fathers, residing in South, Southwest, West and North Philadelphia neighborhoods. Participants are offered workshops in Family History, Family Trends, Basic Health and Childcare. Topics include:

How to Balance Adolescence and Parenthood.
Historical Trends of Multi-Ethnic Families.

Individual and Group Counseling is offered.

Guest speakers and field trips also enhance the program. In addition, participants receive referral services for Job Training, Educational and Social Service programs, and Mentoring.

Note: The above descriptive information came from the program's home page.

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+Young Fathers United serves approximately 100 young fathers, residing in South, Southwest, West and North Philadelphia neighborhoods. Participants are offered workshops in Family History, Family Trends, Basic Health and Childcare. Topics include:
+*How to Balance Adolescence and Parenthood.
+*Historical Trends of Multi-Ethnic Families.
-==See Also==
+Individual and Group Counseling is offered.
+Guest speakers and field trips also enhance the program. In addition, participants receive referral services for Job Training, Educational and Social Service programs, and Mentoring.
+''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the program's [http://idaay.org/our-programs/young-fathers-united/ home page].
+==See Also==
 *[[Institute for the Development of African American Youth (IDAAY)]]
 *[[Men's groups]]
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