The negative issues associated with “absentee, uninvolved or deadbeat fathers” resulting in female-headed, single parent homes (families) have been well-documented in the media and government publications. The negative consequences of this phenomenon creates economic, sociological and political problems (challenges) that significantly contribute to other social ills such as juvenile delinquency (criminal justice issues), substance abuse, and domestic violence. The Fatherhood Project (TFP) was established to reduce the number of absent fathers in Clark County, Nevada by supporting motivated fathers to reestablish and maintain healthy relationships with their children. More specifically, TFP proposes to provide a targeted group of fathers (those in Clark County who have a misdemeanor criminal record) with a wide range of educational, social and mental health resources that will empower them to be consistently present and positive influences as a parent while simultaneously fulfilling all of their obligations to the court.