Project HEART
Free Relationship, Parenting & Co-Parenting Workshops
Practical support for adults, parents, couples, and co-parents.
Project HEART offers free, grant-funded workshops for adults, couples, parents, and co-parents who want to build stronger relationships, improve communication, strengthen parenting skills, and create more stability at home.
Areas Served
Serving adults and families across five states.
Project HEART serves adults, couples, parents, and co-parents in Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas through free relationship, parenting, and co-parenting workshops.
Curriculum
Programs built around practical skills and family stability.
Project HEART uses relationship, parenting, and personal development curriculum to support participants in everyday life.
Elevate
Couples workshops designed to strengthen healthy relationships, communication skills, and relationship confidence.
Together We Can
A relationship and parenting program that helps parents build communication skills, healthy partnerships, and stable home environments.
Connections to Success
A personal development and career readiness program focused on goal setting, practical skills, mentoring, resume support, life coaching, and connections to helpful resources.
Parent Project
A structured, research-based program designed for parents of strong-willed or high-risk youth.
Active Parenting: First Five Years
An early childhood parenting program designed to help caregivers build a strong foundation during a child’s first five years.
Outcomes for Project HEART
Designed to support growth for adults, children, and families.
Short-Term Outcomes
- Improved skills that lead to healthier relationships and marriages
- Improved skills that lead to better parenting and co-parenting
- Improved knowledge of and access to factors impacting economic well-being
Long-Term Outcomes
- Improved adult and child well-being
- Improved family functioning
- Improved family stability, including marriage for unmarried participants
- Improved parenting and co-parenting skills
- Improved economic well-being
Request Services
Make a Project HEART referral
Whether you’re requesting services for yourself or referring someone else, getting started is simple.
1
Download
Download the Project HEART referral form to your device to get started.
2
Complete
Complete the form with the requested participant and contact information.
3
Attach the completed form and email it directly to fatherhood@st-francis.org for review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Project HEART workshops are free through grant funding.
Project HEART is available for adults age 18 and older, including individuals, couples, parents, co-parents, and caregivers.
Virtual workshop options may be available depending on location, schedule, and program availability.
No. Project HEART is available to adults in a variety of family and relationship situations.
Project HEART serves participants in Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas.
You can complete the self-referral form on this page, or download the referral form and submit the completed form by email.
Download the referral form, complete it, and submit it to fatherhood@st-francis.org.
Contact the Project HEART Team
Have a question about Project HEART, the referral process, or our services? Send us a message using the form, and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.
Whether you’re requesting services for yourself, referring someone else, or looking for more information about eligibility, workshops, or available resources, we’re here to help. Our team is happy to answer your questions and guide you through the next steps.
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The production of this informational piece was supported by Grant 90ZB0042-01-00 from ACF. Its content is solely the responsibility of Saint Francis Ministries and does not necessarily represent the official views of ACF.