Homewood Children’s Villages (HCV) recognizes that services specifically designed to support fathers are limited and often lack coordination. They see that gender biases in parenting interventions reflect a broader, damaging bias that suggests fathers aren’t as important as mothers when it comes to child well-being. HCV loves their dads and realizes that it’s critical to address their needs and concerns in order to foster a healthy environment for the next generation.

To help fill this gap, HCV created a safe space for dads to talk and deepen their knowledge of fatherhood. Dad’s Talk, a fatherhood program to address topics like skill-based education, wellness, parent-child interaction, kindergarten readiness, is open to all fathers who would like to engage in fellowship to strengthen and deepen their knowledge of fatherhood while discussing needs as a parent.

Who? Dads with children ages 0-18 years old

Where? It’s virtual!

When? May 3 through August 6, 2021

• Days and times will vary depending on your schedule and preference:
  • Monday- Friday for 1hr/day for 8 weeks
  • Monday- Friday for 2hrs/day for 4 weeks
• Participants must commit to 80% of the sessions.
• $150 stipend for completion of sessions

Need more info?  Contact Thomas Washington at 412-727-7605 ext 0018 or email twashington@hcvpgh.org