Which Program Elements Are Associated with Better Outcomes for Fathers?

This Office on Planning, Research and Evaluation infographic highlights the findings from a meta-analysis conducted as part of a large-scale federal evaluation called Testing Identified Elements for Success in Fatherhood Programs (Fatherhood TIES). Fatherhood TIES identifies fatherhood program core components and then rigorously tests the impact of the core components on outcomes related to fathers’ parenting, healthy relationships with coparents, individual well-being, and economic stability; the findings offer new information about what components of a fatherhood program might most affect fathers’ parenting knowledge and skills, well-being, and healthy relationships with co-parents, as well as their economic stability.