About Us

Headquartered in New York City, A Father’s Love Personal Development and Community Services is a non-profit organization whose primary function is to provide at-risk youth and young adults with resources that will enable them to reach their fullest potential. A Father’s Love currently has programs within juvenile detention facilities across the New York City Region, including Rikers Island. The exceptional work that Mr. Williams imparts to incarcerated and vulnerable youth has been recognized by Brooklyn Borough President, Eric Adams, Former Queens Borough President, Melinda Katz, and several other elected officials across the city.

Mr. Williams centers the A Father’s Love curriculum and approach to personal development around the individual needs of each participant. He understands the delicate nature of this work and effectuates positive change in a subtle, yet assertive and effective manner. Maurice believes that education is an integral part of human growth, especially among those who are still impressionable. He states, “It is the responsibility of organizations like A Father’s Love to find out the learning style of each young person they encounter, in order to properly assist them on their journey to success”. The A Father’s Love is dedicated to educating, and transforming the lives of young people so that they may develop into productive citizens and community servants.

In today’s society young people are in continuous need of acquiring social and emotional skills that will allow them to self-regulate, make informed decisions, and positively contribute to the neighborhoods in which they reside. Studies show that teenagers, and young adults who lack effective communication skills often engage in anti-social behaviors that lead to them becoming deviant. A Father’s Love is devoted to reversing that stigma by infusing education, self awareness, and juvenile incarceration prevention strategies with a father’s love.

Program Outcomes, Objectives, Modules, & Graduation

Participants will be able to identify, evaluate, discuss, and demonstrate values acquired from the program. They will also be able to define or redefine what manhood/womanhood is and examine decisions that were helpful or harmful to their lives. Participants will learn how to communicate thoughts and feelings and show discipline when required. There are 12 objectives covered within the body of our five-week program. Upon completion of the program, there is a graduation where Participants will receive certificates.

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