Our Programs

Watch D.O.G.S (Dads Of Great Students) are fathers, grandfathers, step-fathers, uncles, and other father figures who serve on campus for one day or many each year under the leadership of a program coordinator

Create lasting memories with your kids over breakfast. Getting Dads engaged at their children’s schools leads to better grades, fewer behavioral problems, and more outstanding student achievement!

In this 12-week evening class, learn what it means to be a responsible father. Discuss work/life balance, recognizing your weaknesses, and how to teach effective values to your children.

Survival Skills for Healthy Families is a program designed to help families (including children ages 8 and up) strengthen their connection with each other and reinforce healthy ways of interacting.

Being incarcerated does not end a father's influence—it simply changes how that influence is expressed. Every father has the opportunity to grow, reflect, and prepare for the day he can once again play an active role in his children's lives.

This one-time crash course starts in two separate rooms for Mom and Dad, and comes together in the final hour.

Project Ready is a U.S, Department of Justice Second Chance Act Grant Program created to provide re-entry services to ex-offenders returning to their community. We have numerous community partners willing and ready to help make your re-entry to Muskingum County a success.

Discover ForeverMoms: Understanding Dad, a ForeverDads program helping moms strengthen communication, understand fatherhood, and support healthy families.