6 Resources
State agency coordinating Arizona's responsible fatherhood initiatives, connecting fathers statewide with parenting classes, employment and workforce support, child support navigation, and co-parenting resources through community partner organizations. Open to custodial and noncustodial fathers regardless of income. Services are generally free. Call or visit a local DES office to be routed to a fatherhood program partner in your county.
602-542-4791 · 1789 W Jefferson St, Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phoenix-based statewide community development organization providing fatherhood engagement workshops, parenting education, workforce development, and family strengthening services with a focus on Latino fathers and families. Bilingual Spanish-language services throughout. Serves fathers in Maricopa County and other CPLC locations statewide at no cost. Bring photo ID and proof of residency to initial intake. Serving Arizona families since 1969.
602-257-0700 · 1402 S 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phoenix-based fatherhood organization providing parenting workshops, peer support groups, one-on-one mentoring, and resources designed specifically for fathers seeking deeper engagement with their children. Programs address co-parenting, building bonds with kids, navigating the family court system, and healthy masculinity. Services are typically free. Open to fathers of all backgrounds and family situations. Check the website for current event schedule and intake.
Statewide home visiting program administered through DES connecting new fathers and mothers with trained family support specialists who provide parenting skills coaching, child development education, developmental screenings, and family strengthening from prenatal through age five. Voluntary and free for enrolled families. Open to both parents regardless of marital status. Enroll through local partner agencies in most Arizona counties.
602-542-9825 · 1789 W Jefferson St, Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phoenix metro affiliate of the national mentoring nonprofit matching adult volunteer mentors one-to-one with youth ages 6 to 18 for ongoing community-based and site-based relationships. Strong focus on recruiting male mentors (Big Brothers) to support boys who need a positive adult male presence. Free for enrolled families. Bring child's birth certificate, photo ID, and proof of address to enrollment intake for the matching process.
602-264-9110 · 1010 E McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85006
Phoenix nonprofit dating to the 1890s providing family strengthening programs, parenting education, behavioral health services, residential care for at-risk girls, and youth services with a focus on strengthening father-child and family relationships. Accepts referrals from DCS, the courts, and self-referred families. Services are offered on a sliding-fee scale with scholarships available. Bring photo ID, insurance or AHCCCS card, and any referral paperwork to intake.
602-274-7318 · 715 W Mariposa St, Phoenix, AZ 85013