Building father-child relationships through evidence-based programs

The Fatherhood Project is a non-profit fatherhood program in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital that aims to empower fathers to be knowledgeable, active, and emotionally engaged with their children.

To empower fathers to be active, informed, and emotionally engaged with their children and families.

To improve the lives of children and families by supporting and strengthening the bonds between fathers and their children.

Founded in 2010, The Fatherhood Project is based at Massachusetts General Hospital and was developed in response to growing evidence about the critical role fathers play in child development and family health. The program was initiated to address the lack of support for fathers and the need for father-inclusive practices in health and social services.

• Evidence-based fatherhood programs in healthcare, education, and community settings
• Training and consultation for professionals working with families
• Online resources and toolkits for fathers and organizations
• Research and advocacy to promote father engagement

The Fatherhood Project has successfully engaged thousands of fathers across Massachusetts and beyond, helping improve child outcomes and family well-being through innovative programming and national leadership in fatherhood research and education.

• Dr. Raymond Levy: Founding Director, clinical psychologist, and leader in developing father-inclusive family practices
• Board Members and Staff: Dedicated professionals and volunteers committed to organization's mission.

• Collaborates with schools, hospitals, community-based organizations, and public health agencies to extend reach and impact

• Donate to support programs and research
• Partner with the organization for program implementation
• Access and share online resources
• Attend or host trainings and workshops

Address: The Fatherhood Project Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, MA 02114

Phone: (617) 643-5771

Email: info@thefatherhoodproject.org

Official website: https://thefatherhoodproject.org/