Building Stronger Men,
Fathers, Families,
and Communities

UCFX exists to help build healthier men, stronger fathers, stronger families, and healthier communities. Founded in 2007 and led by Dwayne Meeks, UCFX extends far beyond parenting education — developing men as leaders, healers, providers, protectors, mentors, partners, and engaged fathers while simultaneously influencing the systems that serve them.

UCFX serves fathers, men, boys, families, government agencies, nonprofits, behavioral health providers, criminal justice professionals, schools, workforce organizations, faith communities, and healthcare organizations.

A national movement anchored in the truth that no man is too broken to be restored and no family is beyond healing. Pieces Never Missing™ helps fathers and families discover their wholeness, rebuild their relationships, and step into the fullness of their identity and purpose. The movement includes a keynote, a book, and a growing national community.

An international network connecting fathers and fatherhood professionals across borders to share resources, build solidarity, and amplify impact. Global Fathers United operates on the belief that the call to father well is not bound by geography, culture, or circumstance — and that when fathers rise together, communities heal together.

A rites of passage and development framework designed to guide boys and young men through the critical transitions of life — with purpose, identity, and community. NextRite™ provides what too many young men never received: intentional investment, mentorship, and a clear definition of what it means to become a man of character.

As a Mental Health Navigator at My Father's House and a Certified Peer Recovery Coach, Dwayne bridges the gap between men who need mental health support and the services that exist to help them. His work in this space is grounded in the belief that healing is not weakness — it is the bravest thing a man can do.