Fathers Clinical Trial
Official title:
SAY San Diego Dad Corps FIRE Healthy Marriage and Responsible Fatherhood Program Evaluation
The purpose of the SAY San Diego Dad Corps FIRE program evaluation is to determine whether primary (i.e., behaviors) and secondary (i.e., attitudes) outcomes around parenting, co-parenting, employment, job readiness, and financial stability improve for participants after completing the SAY SDDC FIRE program.
Status | Recruiting |
Enrollment | 1283 |
Est. completion date | August 15, 2025 |
Est. primary completion date | April 1, 2025 |
Accepts healthy volunteers | Accepts Healthy Volunteers |
Gender | Male |
Age group | 18 Years and older |
Eligibility | Inclusion Criteria: - Adult (age 18 and older) - Father/father figure - Has a child under the age of 24 - Reside in the San Diego, CA area Exclusion Criteria: - Minor (under the age of 18) - Not a father/father figure - Fathers with children over the age of 24 - Reside outside of San Diego, CA area |
Country | Name | City | State |
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United States | Social Advocates for Youth (SAY San Diego | San Diego | California |
Lead Sponsor | Collaborator |
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Midwest Evaluation & Research | Social Advocates for Youth (SAY) San Diego Dads Corps |
United States,
Type | Measure | Description | Time frame | Safety issue |
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Primary | Healthy parenting behavior measurement #1 | Will participants report significantly healthier parenting behavior after completing primary educational services and employment support services?
Items measured include: Parenting behavior and interaction with children measured with: 7 items- frequency of engagement in key behaviors (categories, 5-point scale) Measured on the Healthy Parenting Behavior Scale #1 as: 1=Never 2=1 to 2 days per month 3=3 or 4 days per month 4=2 or 3 days per week 5=Every day or almost every day Higher ratings indicate higher frequency of engagement in parenting behavior and interaction with children, so the higher the rating, the better the score. |
: Change from baseline in behavior in parenting behavior (interaction with children at 12 months from enrollment | |
Primary | Healthy parenting behavior measurement #2 | ) Will participants report significantly healthier parenting behavior after completing primary educational services and employment support services?
Items measured include: Parenting behavior and interaction with children measured with: 1 item- frequency of reaching out to children (categories, 4-point scale) Measured on the Healthy Parenting Behavior Scale #2 as: Every day or almost every day One to three times a week One to three times in the past month Never in the past month A lower rating indicates a higher frequency of engagement in parenting behavior and interaction with children, so the lower the rating, the better the score. |
Change from baseline in behavior in parenting behavior (interaction with children at 12 months from enrollment | |
Primary | Healthy parenting behavior measurement #3 | Will participants report significantly healthier parenting behavior after completing primary educational services and employment support services?
Items measured include: Parenting behavior and interaction with children measured with: 1 item: hours spent w/children in last 30 days (interval) Measured in hours per day (choose from 1-24) on the Healthy Parenting Behavior Scale #3; higher scores indicate greater amount of time (in hours) spent with children, so the higher the hours, the better the score. |
Change from baseline in behavior in parenting behavior (interaction with children at 12 months from enrollment | |
Primary | Healthy co-parenting behavior measurement #1 | Will participants report significantly healthier co-parenting behavior after completing primary and employment support services?
Items measured include: Co-parenting behavior measured with: 11 items: frequency of agreement with key co-parenting behaviors (interval, 5-point scale) Measured on the Healthy Co-Parenting Behavior Scale #1 as: Strongly Disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly Agree Five items, the higher the rating, the better the score. Six items are reverse-coded, so the lower the rating, the better the score. |
Change from baseline in co-parenting behavior at 12 months from enrollment | |
Primary | Healthy financial behavior measurement #1 | Will participants report significantly healthier financial behavior after completing primary educational employment support services?
Items measured include: Father financial behavior measured with: 3 items: yes (1) or no (0) questions for have resume, checking account, savings account (dichotomous) Yes responses indicate financial readiness, so the higher the rating, the better the score. |
Change from baseline in father financial behavior at 12 months from enrollment | |
Secondary | Healthy parenting attitudes measurement #1 | Will participants report significantly healthier parenting attitudes after completing primary educational employment support services?
Items measured include: Parenting attitudes toward children measured with: 7 items: frequency of key attitudes (categories, 5-point scale) Measured on the Healthy Parenting Attitudes Scale #1 as: Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never Some items are reverse coded. For 4 items, a higher score is better. For 3 items, a lower score is better. |
Change in parenting attitudes (towards children) at 12 months from enrollment |
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