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A bridge to reunification for fathers Nevada has overlooked.

A Nevada father reads a picture book aloud with his young daughter sitting on his lap
About The Fatherhood Project

A bridge to reunification for fathers Nevada has overlooked.

The negative consequences of absent or uninvolved fathers — single-parent homes, juvenile delinquency, substance abuse, and domestic violence — are well documented. Yet very few programs exist to bridge fathers back to their children, especially those facing legal obstacles.

The Fatherhood Project (TFP) was established to change that. We support motivated fathers — including those with misdemeanor records — in reestablishing healthy, lasting relationships with their kids, while helping them fulfill every obligation to the court (including pathways to expungement).

Phase 1
Education
Intake assessment, assigned case manager, and an 11-week workshop on parenting, social, and life skills.
Phase 2
Mentorship
Paired with a mentor for at least one year — encouragement and real accountability.
Phase 3
Family Engagement
Father, case manager, and mentor build a reunification & relationship plan together.
Five Pillars

Strategies for staying in your child's life.

01

Don't take it personally.

A broken system isn't a verdict on you as a father. Keep showing up.

02

Stay encouraged. Remain strong.

Your kids need a steady presence more than a perfect one.

03

Seek the wisdom of present fathers.

Learn from men who stayed in it — through every obstacle.

04

Do what you can. Accept what you can't.

Control your effort. Release what isn't yours to carry.

05

Your value isn't measured in dollars.

Presence, love, and consistency build a child's foundation.

Ready to walk it out with someone?

Talk to a mentor