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Fatherhood Programming Series Delivery

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The contract requires the delivery of a structured, strength-based fatherhood programming series consisting of four to six or more sessions, designed to actively engage fathers in their children’s lives. The provider must develop and implement a comprehensive curriculum that emphasizes positive father-child relationships, facilitate all sessions with cultural competence and sensitivity, and manage recruitment efforts to ensure broad and inclusive participation. All services must be provided free of charge to participants, with no fees or costs imposed on fathers or their families. Programming should be grounded in evidence-based practices that build on fathers’ existing strengths and promote long-term engagement. The work must take place in Boston, with the place of performance specified as ZIP code 02110, and is governed under NAICS code 624110, which pertains to other individual and family services. This is a subcontract under the Massachusetts Children’s Trust Fund, with a response deadline of June 30, 2027. The provider is responsible for all aspects of program implementation including outreach, facilitation, participant support, and comprehensive reporting to demonstrate outcomes, participation rates, and program effectiveness. The goal is to foster meaningful, lasting connections between fathers and their children through consistent, high-quality programming delivered with equity and accessibility as core principles.

General Info

Deliver free fatherhood program with 4-6+ sessions, curriculum, recruitment, and reporting in Boston.

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Massachusetts → 2CTF0 - Childrens Trust FundView Agency

NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Boston, MA, 02110, USA

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Documents

This scope was carved out of CTFFNRFR2027.

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The Childrens Trust FY27 Fatherhood FFN GRANT RFR

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Deliver structured, strength-based fatherhood programming series of 4–6+ sessions, including curriculum development, facilitation, recruitment, and reporting. Services must be free to participants and support father engagement with children.

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