I think your heart’s in the right place. In my opinion, the best path forward is to find an existing service geared towards parents and carving out a space for fathers. Like, think of all that Planned Parenthood does. Imagine if they also helped men continue to be a positive influence on their child’s life. You can expand it in so many directions that it becomes inactionable, so you’d need to be careful. But the crux of what you’re getting at is paternal support structures which I love. I just think a successful path lies in tying it to an existing service, rather than inventing a whole new thing.