This program, established in 1922, emphasizes the importance of high school completion and college education. Alpha Phi Alpha brothers mentor students, providing guidance on academic excellence, college readiness, and career planning to reduce dropout rates and encourage higher education.

Launched in the 1930s, this initiative promotes voter education, registration, and participation. It addresses voter disenfranchisement and encourages civic engagement, with a focus on empowering African American communities to influence political change.

In partnership with the March of Dimes, this program educates young men about sexual health, responsibility, and fatherhood. Established in 1980, it aims to reduce teenage pregnancy and STIs through workshops on sexual education, decision-making, and respect for women.

Introduced in 2007, this program supports elderly members, spouses, and widows of Alpha Phi Alpha. It provides services such as healthcare assistance, social support, and advocacy for elder care, ensuring that aging community members are cared for with dignity.