Fathers Incorporated Partners with the Center for Black Women's Wellness to Support New Fathers

DUNWOODY, Ga. - Aug. 19, 2019 - PRLog -- Fathers Incorporated (FI), the leading national non-profit for the promotion of responsible fatherhood has partnered with the Center for Black Women's Wellness (https://www.cbww.org/) (CBWW) as they expand to include more services for the fathers of children served by their Atlanta Healthy Start Initiative, a program focused on improving maternal and infant health. This program is funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).

Fathers Incorporated (FI) will implement staff training and development for the Center for Black Women's Wellness and will lead the charge to develop a safe space for new dads to build community including programs and resources to support social-emotional wellness.

The partnership will provide training for CBWW staff, lead regenerative protocol through their signature program, "Next Level Fatherhood" that inspires and advances struggling adults through intimate healing workshops led by trained facilitators who are psychologists, social workers and experts in various expertise inclusive of early childcare and workforce development.

"This partnership continues to strengthen our local collaborations to provide direct service to dads in Metro Atlanta. We are excited to assist CBWW in supporting both moms and dads to build stronger families," states Kenneth Braswell, Chief Executive Officer of Fathers Incorporated. FI is a widely recognized national and international nonprofit organization supporting fathers, practitioners, researchers, and policymakers that provides capacity building services to thousands of organizations working to ensure that fathers contribute to the healthy well-being of their children.

Kenneth Braswell is the Chief Executive Officer of Fathers Incorporated, a widely recognized national and international nonprofit organization supporting fathers, practitioners, researchers, and policymakers that provides capacity building services to thousands of organizations working to ensure that fathers contribute to the healthy well-being of their children.

He brings 29 years of collective work experience managing and leading fatherhood and community programs. Additionally, he serves as the National Director of the National Responsible Fatherhood Clearing House (NRFC) directing and guiding the strategic activities of the NRFC.

Jemea Dorsey, President and CEO of the Center for Black Women's Wellness shares, "Supporting fathers has a direct impact on their children's development and yields positive benefits for mothers. However, supporting dads is just as important for men themselves, and men who reside in under-resourced communities are well-deserving of needed supports for their own physical, mental, and economic well-being."

For more information, please visit https://www.cbww.org/.

Tamika Morrison is the media contact for Fathers Incorporated and can be reached at 770-804-9800.