Founded in 2013, the Terre Rouge Project is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the growth and development of children through strengthened family relationships. We believe that engaged fathers and caregivers play a crucial role in the well-being of their children, and we aim to empower them to become more involved in their children's lives.
Our Fatherhood Initiative focuses on helping fathers reconnect with their children, strengthen their parenting skills, and take on greater responsibility in their relationships. We address the challenges that stem from father absence and work to raise awareness about its negative effects on children, families, and communities. By mobilizing people and resources, we’re creating lasting change.
Through our Parenting Skills Program, we offer support for fathers, stepfathers, foster parents, and other male caregivers. Our innovative approach includes support groups, workshops, and panel discussions, all designed to improve the bond between fathers and their children. These programs provide the tools needed to foster healthier, stronger family dynamics.
The Terre Rouge Project is proud to be a leader in the Fatherhood Movement, and we are committed to ensuring that fathers and caregivers have the resources and support they need to be engaged, confident, and effective parents. Our work continues to make a meaningful impact in communities across the country, helping build stronger families and brighter futures for children.
Guslene Bubak
Tahira White
Mark Chan
Jennifer LaCarriere
Haramus Stimphil
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