Suggested by 
Sean Moran
about 4 years ago
Connecting children from single-parent households - particularly fatherless children - with resources to help them tackle the unique challenges posed to them. Over 18 million children in the U.S. grow up without their father in the home; studies have universally shown that this fatherlessness is an indicator of an increased likelihood for future poverty, crime, etc. Using a combination of smart technology and human mentors I believe we can work directly with parishes, schools, and other organizations to access the children most in need.
Are you interested in addressing this Unmet Need?
Venture Partner @ Stand Together Ventures Lab
There's a nonprofit that has built out a tech platform and program for a "synthetic family" to provide wraparound support and journey with teens for 10 years. They've shown pretty phenomenal impact: https://www.thread.org/
executive assistant @ Platform Venture Studio
I'd suggest leaving it as 'single parent homes' although stats do show that children tend to have mom as custodial parent. These kids are certainly looking for the missing parent-figure and you can break the chains if you have a missing-parent figure in their life. Just have to be wary of predators, etc. and keep in mind that personal interaction is what truly makes a difference, especially for children.
Founder, MD @ PivotNorth Capital
great idea. wrote up some notes. everyone can feel free to edit away. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JzoCL2ssKuv3Y6ytjRtn7u9mmLgefvip2Bbxe5IB3SU/edit?usp=sharing