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Just for dads and men masterclass

Cdfha Just For Dads Master Class 2025

Community Development, Family & Humanitarian Affairs (CDFHA) is proud to announce the launch of its second Just for Dads & Men Masterclass. The theme for this year’s Masterclass, “Stronger men, stronger families, stronger community,” serves as a powerful and urgent call to action for men to become more resilient, engaged, self-aware, and effective leaders in their families and the communities. Further, the free Masterclasses are exclusively for men and takes place Saturday November 1 until Saturday December 6, 2025 from 4pm-7pm in Conference Rooms 1 and 2 in the Government Building. The weekly program will feature interactive sessions, led by dynamic facilitators, on key topics such as:

Saturday November 1, 2025:
Masterclass 1: Navigating masculinity & manhood in the 21st century by Reverend Professor Mr. Courtney Richards
Saturday November 8, 2025:
Masterclass 1: Father wounds by Reverend Professor Mr. Courtney Richards
Saturday November 22, 2025:
Masterclass 1: Co-parenting strategies by Reverend Dr. Nolan Nanton.
Saturday November 29, 2025: Rights & Responsibilities
Masterclass 1: Rights & responsibilities of fathers by Mr. Marciano Geeerd
Masterclass 2: Cultivating Healthy Romantic Relationships by Mr. Alston Lourens
Saturday December 6, 2025:
*Outdoor Sports Activity at the Boardwalk Sports Park with Monster Factory

Space is limited, and early registration is highly encouraged. This is a unique chance to join a community of men committed to becoming better fathers, mentors, and leaders. Participants that attend at least 80% of the sessions will receive a Certificate of Participation. Registration ends on Wednesday October 29, 2025. For more information or to register, simply send us an email at cdfha@sintmaartengov.org,Facebook@cdfhasxmgov or call +1721-5204315.

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