The facts about dads’ groups

Each year we survey our connected fathers, father figures and male role models. This is what they tell us.

What we learn from our community

Our programs improve father-child relationships and build stronger connections between families, schools and communities. Children with engaged fathers have better academic, social and emotional outcomes, and Dads benefit from being part of a supportive peer-to-peer environment that improves confidence, skills and commitment. 

Feel very supported, which allows them to effectively engage with their child
77 %
Experienced positive change in how important they saw their role as a father
85 %

A father's involvement in a Dad's Group significantly improves feelings of connection to a school over time.

Experienced positive change in their children coming to them to talk about their feelings
67 %
Feels the Dad's Groups are extremely important to them
49 %

The more group activities attended, the greater the change in dad's knowledge about parenting.

Experienced positive change in their knowledge of child development and fathering
87 %
Felt very or extremely satisfied by being part of a Dad's Group
63 %

Attending Dad's Group sessions resulted in dads who had low self-sufficiency becoming significantly more self-sufficient.

Felt more comfortable visiting their child's school
70 %
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