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    1. Fathers
    2. The difference a dad makes
      • “ The positive role a father plays in the lives of his children
      • is significantly underestimated. It goes largely
      • unrecognised and unseen. But we know that some fathers
      • can have a negative impact on their children and that is
      • also largely understated.”
      • The difference a dad makes
    3. Children need Fathers
      • “ Children who grow up with strong father figures are less likely to get into crime, take drugs; grow up with mental health problems or struggle to form relationships.”
      • Source: http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/pns/DisplayPN.cgi?pn_id=2008_0254
    4. Father quote
      • ‘ There is a very big difference in the way that services treat
      • men and women … it is almost like you’re … excluded from
      • this caring relationship that you have with Eleanor and I
      • find that really quite annoying because as I say we have
      • done it 50:50 from the beginning and we’ve played an
      • equal part in looking after Eleanor and her development.
      • We share 50% of the anxiety of that.’
      • Andy, father of a ten-year-old daughter with a rare chromosome disorder
    5. Discuss: What do Fathers Need?
      • What do fathers require from children’s services?
      • Do fathers have different needs to mothers?
      • How do children’s services meet the needs of fathers?
      • Should some services be for women-only or men-only?
    6. The Gender Equality Duty April 2007
      • Onus on organisations to demonstrate fair treatment of women and men in the delivery of policy and services as well as in their employment.
      • Requires public authorities to pay due regard to promoting gender equality and eliminating sex discrimination.
      • Public services must consider:
      • what are the priority issues for women and men?
      • do women and men have different needs?
      • will women or men be put off using a service because of lack of
      • childcare or an unsafe or unwelcoming environment?
      • E:Bishop GrossetesteFathersFather reading and resourcesThe Gender Equality Duty IncludingMen_com.mht
    7. Useful sources
      • Including Men Practitioner Networks
      • http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/localauthorities/index.cfm?action=content&contentID=16935
      • http://www.fatherhoodinstitute.org/index.php?id=3&cID=406
      • Father and Child magazine (Internet)

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