Sunday, 7 August 2011

Center for single dads objectives for grant to reduce the teen pregnancy

Almost three years later, He?s have been through rehab, stopped drinking and swore at least from sex.

He?s steamed even though, when he reminds that $5,000, a lawyer to him the same visiting rights get the, which he paid, that he believes that he on his own, when get, could, he then known had learned what since He?s.

Davis is one of the nearly 500 men for A Father?s place in Conway, their way back to their children helped was. The Agency is primarily through the Sisters of Charity Foundation in Columbia, which financed a long-term, nationwide effort has absent fathers with their children and families as part of its overall goal of reducing poverty to reconnect.

A Father?s site now looks its mission in the fight against of the teen pregnancy advanced.

The organization is preparing an application for a $10,000-scholarship of the s.c.-campaign to prevent that teen pregnancy, a year long program to carry out the 80 to 120 of male teenager, must achieve, said Wallace Evans, Director of A Father?s place.

S.c. campaign focused his money on Spartanburg and Horry County, which have about State and national average teen pregnancy. The goal of the CDC money is teen pregnancy could reduce by 10 percent in five years a target Davis believes strongly be to meet.

At this age, he said, ?You Ain?t thinking with your brain on the first floor, You?re thinking with your brain on the ground floor. What worried I?m is what will happen after she gets pregnant? ?

But he believes that the message of the teenage-pregnancy program would positively at least some of the participants, and for this alone It?s value, he said a try.

In 2009, a 15-19-year-old involved in mother between 50 and 60 per 1,000 births in Horry County. Higher infiziertstattDie is something that set the national figure state average and about 10 per 1000 according to the statistics on the website Coalition?s.

If A Father?s said place which receives money, share it in a total $568,000 specifically for teen pregnancy prevention programs in Horry County, this fiscal year Cayci banks, the Campaign?s Director of communications, in an e-Mail.

The effort to get federal funding for five years and Evans and others on A Father?s think its almost 11-year-old organization place the nearest to spend some of it.

It Isn?t unusually, Evans said, single mothers, have questions, what they could do come to a Father?s place to give them questions her sons face help as they grow up.

?IT?s has been a constant in the years "he said of the investigations.

Advice male young people about the potentially harsh consequences of early sex is really just an extension of the Organization?s core mission.

While the financial assistance that was created, with the Centers for disease control men 15 to 19 years intended aims, Evans said, A Father?s Place?s Board of directors think is that it must start working with young teens, may at the age of 13.

He said that if they receive financial assistance, would the Organization?s teen pregnancy program may share its customers in two age groups, 13-15, and 16-19.

To the young people participate to get, said Evans, ?We that would beat bushes. Somehow we contact could get with the young men, we would try that. "to do

He said that required the program of a 20, evidence-based curricula use. A Father?s would place a contract with an intermediary, run the program.

Evans said that some of the same formation would get the young people, his adult clients, weekly group sessions with a focus on self-esteem and responsibility, and teen pregnancy prevention, ?with of hope, helping make wiser decisions. "

Davis, 50, and the father of 27-year-old daughter with his former wife and his 7-year-old son Brandon, He?d said volunteers to tell the young people, if someone thinks that it would help his story.

He and his ex-girlfriend had before split, but after he is after Christmas night strike sobered, he said that he started research into the State law on be his rights with his son.

He was shocked that he was nothing without a court saying that he did.

He was a lawyer, took a DNA test to establish his paternity, and went to court to secure visitation rights. Under the agreement, he said, he has his son every other weekend and three full weeks in the summer.

On the subsequent search, whether he paid the right amount of child support, he clicks on a link to A Father?s place.

He?s was 26 in the series - the Organization since February, he said, there is participation in its weekly meetings - and speak with staff-to-one, if he needs, vent. It helped him learn his rights and obligations, and with dealing with his anger. There are people in your organization to understand his dilemma.

He found Couldn?t to say the right words, how important is he his son and said, what he wants most is that sometimes other than those dictated by the Court to see access to him and can talk with him on the phone.

?He means the world to me "Davis said, then paused, in search of better words, which Didn?t come.

Evans and others at a Father?s place now hope to create the same kind of confidence and in a dialogue with teens that Evans is found in the Evans situation and other adults to keep them from getting customers.

?We see now that we are talking with them a whole lot to prevent that they to fathers, illegitimate, children have to start younger "Conway said Councilman Larry white, one of the organizers of a Father?s place and still Member of the Board.

Is white like Davis, that the Grant?s objective of reducing teen pregnancy is optimistic. But he believes that it can be achieved, involving a broad base of grantees.

Evans, had his own fights he had out of wedlock, said that men who were on the trip the best lessons can the family group members to help with access for children, with their fight.

Now, He?s hope that this Who?ve is already discussing those Who?ve to not that to stay the path.

Article source: http://www.thesunnews.com/2011/08/06/2318985/center-for-single-dads-aims-for.html

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