Current Services
- Individual Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Support Groups
- Case Management
- Parenting/Fatherhood Training
- Life Management Skills Training
- Character Education
- Home-Based Services
- Mentoring
- Enrichment Retreats
Programs
Fatherhood Development Program
This Program provides parenting training, life skill development, character education, parent coaching, and a monthly stipend for men and boys who are Fathers or soon to be Fathers, and who reside in Washington DC.
Family Services Program
This program provides individual/family therapy and case management services to Men and Boys and their families in Washington DC.
Young Abrafo Program
The program is focused on building character and social-emotional intelligence in the young participants through group mentoring sessions, curriculum-based education, and enrichment activities.
The Training Institute
We currently offer trainings to service providers across the country using the following curriculums we have developed:
- Effective Clinical Interventions with African-American Men and Boys
- Effective Strategies for Engaging African American Fathers
- Manhood Development
- The Emancipated Boy
- Preparing Men and Boys for Male/Female Relationships
- Racism and Sexism
- African-American Men and Addictive Behavior
- Effective Fathering Strategies
- Character Education
- Human Rights Education
- Communication Education
- American-American Men and their Interactions with Police
Special Initiatives
Book Projects
Chester Marshall and others are currently developing scholarly literature that promotes a curative hypothesis and subsequent liberating action with African-American Men and Boys.
Black Man Heal Think Tanks
The Think Tanks are 2-day meetings held in the predetermined high impact city centers across the United States. These cities are chosen because they are the gateways to other high impact cities and towns that surround them. The purpose of these meetings are to bring together A-list experts, scholars, community practitioners, academics, and writers who serve African-American Men and Boys, to develop the comprehensive plan/blueprint for serving this population. The goal is to create written documents that will give guidance to others who work with African-American Men and Boys.
Research
Chester Marshall and others are currently proposing empirical research that uses real-life variables and leads to illuminating insight and lasting social change with African-American Men and Boys.
