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Dads Cook Night
Salmon mornay easy to make and bake for a mid-week dinner
Dads this is a perfect recipe you can assemble and pop it in the oven to cook, with lots of hidden veggies! Watch Now
This month we are looking at what it means to be an actively engaged dad, why it is important for you and your kids to do things together – they will love it and so will you!
Our podcast and webinar program for November:
Podcasts
6 Nov - Lee Carseldine shares his approach to being an actively engaged dad with two young boys
13 Nov - Carlton Coach David Teague on what it takes to make it as a team, a father and a family
27 Nov - Prof Kevin Shafer of Brigham Young University
Webinar
19 Nov - Join us for an exploration of healthy masculinity in honour of International Men’s Day
About The Fathering Channel
A virtual community to support dads, kids and families with all of the challenges of everyday life. New content released daily including podcasts, videos, chat forums, research–based articles and light-hearted celebrity conversations.
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What is a Dads Group?
The Fathering Project assists dads to form groups that organise fun activities at schools across Australia, providing a safe and inclusive environment where fathers can engage with their kids and learn, share and connect with each other.
More about Dads GroupsAbout The Fathering Project:
Our mission
Research shows that more effective fathering means a generation of kids with happier, healthier futures.
We’re working to inspire and equip dads and father figures to be the best parents they can be, for the benefit of kids.
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“Having a dad that inspired me to work and live to my potential; to make choices so that you get up in the morning and enjoy what you do is a gift that is constantly with me.”
Prof Fiona Wood AM, a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon in the area of burns and scar management
Our Partners
In the spirit of Reconciliation, The Fathering Project acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this country, and their connection to land, water and community. We pay our respect to them, their cultures and customs, and to Elders past, present and emerging.