Fatherhood Institute
The Fatherhood Institute is the UK’s fatherhood think-and-do-tank. We are a registered charity (number 1075104) and we:
- collate, publish and mobilise international research on fathers and their impact on children and mothers
- report on and develop approaches to engaging with fathers mainly in the health, education and family sectors
- help shape national and local policy to ensure a father-inclusive approach
- inject research evidence on fathers, fatherhood and co-parenting into national debates about parenting and parental roles
- lobby for changes in law, policy and practice to dismantle barriers to UK fathers’ care of infants and children
- help mothers and fathers in the UK and internationally balance their ‘cash and care’ responsibilities and co-operate productively as a ‘parenting team’
- are the leading provider in the UK (and to an extent internationally) of training, consultancy and publications on father-inclusive practice.
Our vision
The Fatherhood Institute’s vision is a society that gives all children a strong and positive relationship with their father and any father-figures; supports both mothers and fathers as earners and carers; and prepares boys and girls for a future shared role in caring for children.
Training
The Fatherhood Institute offers a comprehensive range of off-the-shelf courses aimed at service managers and frontline workers from a variety of settings. Popular courses include
- Working with fathers in early years and children’s centres.
- Working with young fathers.
- Delivering father-inclusive parenting services.
- Creating father-inclusive health and social care services.
Who to contact
- Telephone
- 0791 786 4130 0791 786 4130
- j.garratt@fatherhoodinstitute.org
- Website
- Fatherhood Institute
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