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These powerful resources are intended to support anyone who wants to help fathers successfully re-enter society.  Whether you are working with fathers that are incarcerated or that have been released, there is something here for you!

Best Practices for Reentry Programs This best practices resource will help you and your organization develop successful father-focused reentry efforts. Download now
How To Connect With Your Children & Family After Release This brochure will help dads that are being released from a correctional setting put together an effective game plan for re-establishing relationships with their children and the mother of their children. Download now
Igniting Father-Child Relationships: Sharing Favorites Fosters Connections This worksheet, designed for fathers with children in elementary school or in their teenage years, allows fathers and children to get to know one another better and feel a deeper sense of connection. It's the perfect resource for helping fathers jump start a conversation, have fun with their children while learning more about them, and provide the kind of guidance their children need!  Download now
For InsideOut Dad™ Facilitators InsideOut Dad™ is a reentry program proven to work. Connecting inmates to their families is an essential part of the reentry process, and this program is a key component of The Connections Project. It can change lives by restoring broken relationships. Here are some helpful resources that will encourage you and help you grow in your role as facilitator of the InsideOut Dad™ program. How Facilitators Make a Difference - Learn four key points for facilitators and read a powerful story of impact The Power of Peer Facilitators - Read more about the benefits of having former InsideOut Dad™ participants help facilitate future courses and some criteria you can use for selecting peer facilitators Success Story: Cuba's Story - Read about the great lengths that this father went through to turn his life around and make fatherhood a priority.
The Literacy Factor Read about how the Center for Youth and Families in Little Rock, AR helped men work on their reading skills. Learn more
Incarcerated Teenage Dads This troubling trend is growing – how can you reach this particular audience of dads? Read article