Falconsedge Male Task Force, Inc.

                                Are Looking For

    Back-to-School Parents

                      District of Columbia Fatherhood Initiative Program (DCFI)

         BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS FOR A HEALTHY FAMILY

                       FATHERS AND MOTHERS

Our stipend enhancement program is for the direct costs of participants who are completing required training programs and are moving to employment and/or will be attending higher education will receive anywhere from  $50.00 to $500.00

Apprenticeship Program- purchasing apprenticeship program listing required supplies, Fees for Higher Education-application fees and purchasing the required books, Acquiring a Commercial Drivers License-certificate of course completion from the school or training program.

   OTHER PROGRAM ACTIVITIES

                                                         Parent Training

Rap Sessions

Family Mentoring

                                                      Computer Training

                                                           Job Resources

                                             Program Incentives

Weekend Family Field Trips

Gift Cards                                                           

Tickets to local Events

Cash Stipends

Movie Passes

Program sessions held

Every other Saturday 11:00am to 2:00pm

And Intakes

M-F 10:00am to 5:00pm                                   

      CALL Today For More Information or To Register Contact:

  David R. Jones Sr, Executive Director or Arlene Jones, Asst. Director

                      (202) 829-0028 or (202) 498-5468 or (202) 498-5581

                  Office: 1322 H Street NE , Suite B  Washington DC 20002   

                                   Email to: djones@falconsedge.org

            This project funded through a grant from the DC Department of Human Services, Office of Fatherhood Initiative  Grantees must provide services to all eligible persons, regardless of a potential participant's race, gender, age, disability or religion.  Grantees cannot, on the basis of race, gender, age, disability or religion, treat one person differently from another in determining eligibility, benefits or services provided, or applicable rules. The projects and activities assisted under these awards must be available to fathers and expectant fathers who are able to benefit from the activities on the same basis as mothers and expectant mothers.

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