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.
Find out if there is a Dads Group associated with your child’s school
What is a Dads Group?
The Fathering Project assists dads to organise fun activities at schools across Australia, providing a safe and inclusive environment where father-figures can engage with their kids and learn, share and connect with each other.
More about Dads GroupsJoin a Dads Group
The Fathering Project assist dads to organise fun activities at schools across Australia; providing safe, inclusive and positive environments where father-figures can engage with their kids and learn, share, grow and connect with each other.
Read more about Dads Groups
Fathering Tips and Advice
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Members can also login and connect with Dads Groups online.
Fathering eBooks
Packed with tips and advice, our Fathering eBooks are a winning gift for dad – but kids will be the real winners.
All proceeds go to The Fathering Project and continue to support Fathers and Father figures to be more effective and engaged with their kids.
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Every donation helps us improve outcomes for kids by building communities of men - inspiring and equipping them to be positively engaged fathers and father-figures.
About The Fathering Project:
For the kids.
Effective fathering means a generation of kids with happier, healthier futures.
The Fathering Project is here to help dads be more effective - so their kids enjoy positive, attentive fathering now, and healthy, happy lives as adults.
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Activities:
Bringing your child on a work trip
Take your child along on a work trip and create some special memories for you both.
Upcoming Events:
“It is impossible to quantify the value of the Champion Dads to our school (Booragoon Primary School). As fathers, they are fantastic role models to their children and to the wider community. Our society as a whole is strengthened by the presence of such a group.”
Barbara Horan, Principal of Booragoon Primary School, WA
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