Our Black Fathers Committee is a father’s mentoring organization, providing a safe space for men to focus on personal development and building healthy relationships with their children.

O.B.F.C is a Black Fathers advocate group based in Phoenix, AZ. Created in 2015 with the vision of “Helping to create stronger communities, 1 Father at a time.” Our workshops and seminars provide resources for growth and positive living with health and fitness at the core.

O.B.F.C is also a hip-hop group formed in 2017 with the “soul” purpose of combating and countering the negative stereotypes of black men displayed in media.

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OUR COLLECTIVE WORK

O.B.F.C takes pride in its team of highly qualified individuals, all of whom are devoted and actively involved fathers in the lives of their children. Collectively, our members hold diverse certifications and expertise, including the Fatherhood Nurturing Program. This certification underscores their commitment to nurturing positive paternal involvement. Completing Adult Adolescent Parenting Profile Training showcases our commitment to understanding and addressing challenges at different life stages.

As community advocates, we actively support and engage with the community, addressing sensitive issues through Sexual Abuse Awareness training. A commitment to healthy masculinity is highlighted through A Call to Men training. Our GI Certified Trainer at the Michael Gurian Institute demonstrates expertise in gender-specific education. Certifications in NLP and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy reflect a strong foundation in mental health support for youth.

A holistic well-being approach is seen in our certified Behavioral Health Coach, Fitness Instructor, and Diet and Nutritionists. Technical expertise is evident in Computer System Configuration, Support, & Security certifications.

Our team, including martial artists, certified Life Coaches, and business owners, offers a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach, empowering us to provide well-rounded mentorship to the youth we serve.