Of the 10,000+ fathers and family members served since 2011…
of fathers served report improved relationships with their children
of fathers served report active and consistent engagement with their children
of fathers that felt their quality of life has improved since being at Fathers' UpLift
decrease in shame for fathers
increase in quality of relationship with children's mother on average
"likely" or "extremely likely" to confide in mental health professionals such as our staff
are hopeful about their future after receiving services
one-year recidivism rate for those were previously incarcerated
Bags for Dads provided to men and fathers
instances of resources and assistance provided with such matters as food, employment, housing, and parenting
decrease in the scale and frequency of challenges faced by clients
of fathers know where to look to find job opportunities
of fathers are aware of legal advice available to them to help them advocate for themselves
of fathers that know where to turn to get answers to questions about child support orders or custodial issues
of fathers felt confident about their ability to achieve their desired goals
of fathers felt more confident to deal with the frustrations of trying to re-engage in their child's life
of fathers felt confident about dealing with the frustration of parenting
estimated fathers and family members impacted by social worker trainings based on average case load