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Hello Fathers In Austin!
1 Year, 11 Months ago

Hello Austin Fathers!
Responsible Relationships- Healthy Marriages is intended to provide free services where couples and individuals can enhance their interpersonal skills with their partners. We provide free childcare services and a safe, welcoming, dynamic learning environment for individuals and couples. In order to accomodate busy, working families several workshops are offered throughout the year at various times. Classes are offered in English and Spanish and are presented in a format that is relevant, challenging and fun.This effort is sponsored by the Office of Family Assistance, Washington D.C. and Texas Health and Human Services Commission.

Give us a call for more information! We'd love to hear from you!

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Daddy Clay

Re:Hello Fathers In Austin! 1 Year, 11 Months ago
Sounds like a valuable service. Are you here in Austin? Is this part of a wider organization? Seems like interesting material to explore further. You can contact us at info@dadlabs.com

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ResponsibleRelationships

Re:Hello Fathers In Austin!
1 Year, 10 Months ago

Yes, we are in Austin! We are located at 818 E. 53rd Street, but we have workshops all over Austin. We are the latest added program to Child Inc.'s menu of services. www.childinc.org/

Child Inc. is a Head Start program here in Austin. Our objective is to improve communication and strengthen families in our community.

We look forward to serving our the families of the Austin community!

512-451-7361

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Daddy Troy

Re:Hello Fathers In Austin! 1 Year, 10 Months ago
Is this counseling/training focused on couple relationships, or does it address parenting as well? My latest advice to parents has been to "do the research" and that is quickly coming to include hiring a parenting coach or counselor or to join a discussion group. Too often as parents we just do what comes naturally, which may not always be the best advice.