Child & Spousal Support

Non-Legal Resources

• Child and Family Services Agency

  The District of Columbia Child and Family Services Agency provides important services to promote the safety and well-being of children and families. The agency coordinates public and private partnerships to preserve families through foster care, adoption, and child welfare services, and to protect children against abuse or neglect. Read More

• D.C. Department of Human Services Child Care Subsidy Program

  The Child Care Subsidy Program refers clients to subsidized day care centers for D.C. residents. Read More

• D.C. Food Finder

  This website provides information about: - FREE and low cost meals and groceries - Places to apply for and use food assistance benefits - Cooking classes and nutrition workshops - Farmers' markets - Community gardens - Other food resources in DC (Project of Healthy Affordable Food For All) Content Detail

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  Spanish / Español

• Father Focus

  Father Focus is a counseling program that supports, encourages, and helps fathers develop and maintain close relationships with their children and families. Father Focus also provides a community of men who can talk about the joys and experiences of fatherhood. Read More

• Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division D.C. Superior Court

  The Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division (Multi-Door) helps parties settle disputes through mediation and other types of appropriate dispute resolution (ADR), including arbitration, case evaluation and conciliation. The Family Mediation Program of the Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division is a free service offered from the DC Superior Court. Residents of the District of Columbia are eligible to receive this service. It is not required to file a case in court to use mediation services. A minimum of one party to the dispute must be a resident in order to qualify. The Family Mediation Program offers mediations during business hours and also Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and on Saturdays between 11 am - 1 pm. Read More

• Strive D.C., Inc.

  Serves unemployed men, women, and youth in District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. It was established to assist hard to serve individuals obtain the skills needed to get and keep a job. The services offered are Job Training Readiness, STRIVE For Success (SFS) fast-track GED program, and Career Gear, provides professional clothing to men seeking work. Read More

• www.211metrodc.org

  A listing of thousands of health and human services programs available to assist you. Content Detail

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  Nonprofit Roundtable