Cambridge Dads
By Agenda for Children Literacy Initiative and Center for Families
Cambridge Dads was created to increase fatherhood engagement in programming. The program strives to ensure dads are engaged, informed, and feel supported in their role as parents.
This is an ongoing program.
Ages: Pre-natal to 8.
Gender-specific.
We support fathers and father-figures who live, learn, work, play and pray in Cambridge, and have at least one child between the ages of birth to eight years.
Registration required
- Sign-up is ongoing
Free!
Ubicación
The program location changes over time.
- Both in-person and virtual (online or over the phone).
Refreshments provided.
Childcare provided.
Additional information
We work with fathers and father-figures who live, learn, work, play and pray in Cambridge, and have at least one child between the ages of birth to eight years.
Last updated Noviembre 6, 2023.
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