Profile / Case Study
Fathers and Continuous Learning (FCL)
The most effective father-engagement programs listen, adapt, and improve over time. The Fathers and Continuous Learning project explored exactly that, and researched how organizations can build feedback loops so they're learning from fathers' experiences rather than guessing what they need. For Temporary Assistance for Needy Families programs, this is a model worth considering. Asking fathers what is working versus what is not and what they need, and then acting on those answers, is one of the most powerful things a program can do to increase engagement and improve outcomes for the whole family.
Source
OFA Peer TA
OFA Initiatives
A Home for Every Child
Topics/Subtopics
Family Strengthening
Family Formation
Fatherhood
Supportive Services
Child Welfare
Special Populations
Non-custodial Parents
TANF Program Administration
Collaborations and Partnerships
Publication Date
2023-10-01
TANF Regulatory Codes
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (a)
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (d)