Hey Dads!
Data 4 Social Good is a social enterprise that uses data, storytelling, and community-driven programs to help fathers engage more fully in family life and improve outcomes for moms, babies, and communities.
Inspiration
sparking belief and motivation in fathers to step more fully into their primary protector roles.
Information
translating data into clear stories that guide informed decisions and stronger engagement.
Infrastructure
building systems, tools, and programs that make fatherhood support relevant and sustainable
Impact
measuring and showing real outcomes: healthier moms, safer deliveries, stronger dads, thriving families.
A VISUAL GUIDE FOR FATHERS: PREGAME TO POSTPARTUM
Dad's Gameplan
Dad’s Gameplan was created to position fathers as active players in the pregnancy journey. Too often, Dads are left on the sidelines, unsure of their role or their impact. This playbook gives Dads the tools and confidence to show up prepared and engaged, helping keep mom and baby safe while stepping fully into their vital role as protector, encourager, and leader. When Dads are engaged, Families win.
What's Inside?
✔A Playbook for Every Period of Pregnancy & Postpartum
✔Journal Prompts for Both You & Your Partner
✔Symptom Trackers & Red Flags
✔Birth Story Reflection Space
✔Additional Resources & the D.A.D. Network
Our vision is to help create a world where every father is equipped, engaged, and empowered to improve the health and wellbeing of moms, babies, and communities.
YOUR PERSONAL FATHERHOOD COACH
Ways to Work with Andre
Purchase Game Plan
Work One on One
Group Coaching
Train the Trainer
Organizational Classes
Dad's Backstage
Meet Your Head Coach
Andre “Coach Dre” Nelson is a fatherhood advocate, data strategist, and founder of Data 4 Social Good. Through programs like Dad’s Gameplan and Dad’s Backstage, he combines storytelling, sports metaphors, and evidence-based tools to help fathers step confidently into pregnancy, birth, and parenting. With a background in data and community health, Coach Dre is committed to building systems that improve outcomes for moms, babies, and families while strengthening communities.
