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ECD: Planning an event for fathers
We know that it's not always easy to get fathers involved. There are so many reasons for this. That said, we hope that these tips equip you to take a step in building a good partnership with those fathers who do want to be involved.
ECD: Tips for dads to be involved
This one-page download has some tips for fathers on how they can be involved in their children's lives during their early years. You can download it and share it with fathers at your ECD centre.
Read more about ECD: Tips for dads to be involvedECD Toolkit: Written Guide
We developed this toolkit to support ECD practitioners in their essential work investing in the lives and education of children. This resource can help encourage increased father participation in early learning.
Read more about ECD Toolkit: Written GuideTip sheet: Advice for young people about social fathers
For young people who want to have a safe, healthy relationship with a male role model or social father, these tips can help guide you. Read more about Tip sheet: Advice for young people about social fathersTip sheet: How to be a social father
Download these tips to find out more about how to be a positive, safe male role model to young people.
Read more about Tip sheet: How to be a social fatherDiscussion Starter: 'Fatherhood' movie
Being a father can be very challenging. It's important that we celebrate all the small victories along the way. This discussion starter has prompts to help guide fathers in conversations about their own experiences of fatherhood.
Read more about Discussion Starter: 'Fatherhood' movieDiscussion Starter: How do boys become men?
"There's a lot of undoing from our upbringing and culture we have to be aware of" – Asanda Sibanyoni. This is one of the statements we use as a conversation starter in this mini-guide for groups to explore.
Read more about Discussion Starter: How do boys become men?Discussion Starter: Active, present fatherhood
This discussion starter explores what it means to be a present and
active father. We use stories from real people about their own
experiences of fatherhood to get the conversation going.