Fatherhood Program

  • The fatherhood program is designed to support fathers as they provide financial, emotional and physical care to their families. By offering the fathers different opportunities and experiences, the program equips dads to become more self-sufficient and nurturing.

    Dad’s IMPACT Corps

    Interested in making a real impact in your community? Join our committee for fathers interested in supporting the Northside through program planning, activities, and group support as we enjoy our monthly meal. Join us on the 2nd Wednesday of each month.

    1 on 1 Support and Mentoring

    Schedule appointments with Peter Jenkins. Drop-in meetings may also occur in special circumstances.

    Father-Child Bonding Experience

    Come create an experience you and your child will never forget! Make a keepsake, build a model, attend a concert, visit a museum, or attend a sporting event. Watch newsletter for details!

    All Pro Dads

    Ready to make a positive change in your child’s school and neighborhood? Join our volunteer team of fathers and pledge to spend quality time with your child in scholastic spaces, outdoor activities, and athletic contests. Our dads answer the call when schools are in need of support. Register Here Today!

    Dads Partnership

    Looking to get a jump on your career or education? We will help you with partnerships including Pittsburgh Literacy Council, Bidwell Training Center, CCAC, PA Career Links, Unions, and more.

    To learn more about our fatherhood program please contact the Fatherhood Specialist at 412-766-3860 or pjenkins@providenceconnections.org.

Tours and Enrollment

To learn more about applying to our programs, or to schedule a tour of our state-of-the-art facility, contact the Director of Family Support at 412-766-6730 x320 or  ibrooks@providenceconnections.org.

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