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Fathers in the Mid-south come together to learn how to be better dads and people

Fathers in the Mid-south come together to learn how to be better dads and people
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Memphis dads graduate new program that teaches how to be better fathers

Memphis dads graduate new program that teaches how to be better fathers
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Memphis dads graduate new program that teaches how to be better fathers

Memphis dads graduate new program that teaches how to be better fathers
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Low-income fathers helped through free program AFIRM

Non-profit Families Matter Inc. has partnered with the Shelby County Juvenile Court to help low-income fathers to help change through "AFIRM" a new free program.

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Low-income fathers helped through free program AFIRM

Non-profit Families Matter Inc. has partnered with the Shelby County Juvenile Court to help low-income fathers to help change through "AFIRM" a new free program.

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