🧠 Project D.A.D.™ (Dads Against Depression)

Project D.A.D.™ is a flagship mental health initiative presented by Fathers of Faith Inc., a national nonprofit organization committed to empowering fathers through faith-driven education, legal advocacy, and transformational support.

This program addresses the growing crisis of depression, anxiety, and emotional isolation among fathers—particularly those navigating divorce, custody battles, incarceration, poverty, or generational trauma. Through a nationally supported but locally delivered model, Project D.A.D.™ equips communities to take action immediately and impactfully.

🎯 Mission Statement

To normalize, prioritize, and support fathers' mental health across the nation by equipping communities with the tools to break stigma, build safe spaces, and provide direct access to emotional wellness—empowering fathers to lead their families with strength, faith, and stability.

“You don’t have to carry it alone.”

The Brotherhood Support Network is the heart of Project D.A.D.D.—a safe, judgment-free space where fathers come together to unpack the weight of fatherhood, faith, and emotional healing in a community that truly understands.

This isn't just a support group—it’s a movement of men walking alongside each other through life's toughest seasons. Whether you're navigating a custody battle, coping with depression, feeling alienated from your child, or simply overwhelmed by the pressures of being a dad, this brotherhood is here for you.

Be a part of a peer-led support group of fathers who understand what you’re going through.

• Weekly/biweekly group meetups (virtual & in-person) 
• Faith-based encouragement and open dialogue
• Guest speakers, including licensed therapists, pastors, and community leaders

Are you a therapist, social worker, counselor, or chaplain? You can make a difference in the lives of fathers who are overlooked and underserved.

• Offer pro bono or discounted sessions
   
• Lead a wellness workshop or prayer circle
   
• Help us build our mental health referral directory

📥 Apply to Be a Mental Health Partner →contact@fathersoffaith.org

📞 Phone: 773-754-9791

Join us in restoring hope, one father at a time.