 
We recognise that community services can often appear to be geared around the needs of Mothers and Dads can feel left out. However, we feel that fathers have an equally important role to play with their children and have needs of their own - after all children don't come with “instructions!” and a parent's role can be very demanding for both Mums and Dads.
So Dads, if you would like to find out more about your Sure Start Programme and how you can get involved, or you have ideas of how we can be supporting Dads in general, please contact us.
If you have any ideas or experiences you would like to share with us or other parents living in the area, please use our Parent Talk link.
Dads may find the following websites useful :Dads UK
A voluntary support group for dads offering advice, information and forums.
Click here to view www.dadsuk.co.uk
Families Need Fathers
Families Need Fathers is a registered UK charity which provides information and support to parents, including unmarried parents, of either sex. FNF is chiefly concerned with the problems of maintaining a child's relationship with both parents during and after family breakdown.
Click here to view www.fnf.org.uk
Fathers Direct
An organisation that promotes the role of all fathers. Articles and forums.
Click here to view www.fathersdirect.com
Home Dad
An interactive web site for dads bringing up their children. Dads can meet up, offer advice and support and share their experiences of hands-on fathering. The site has news, features and information, details on starting a playgroup and how to find other home dads. There is a bulletin board for messages and regular chat room sessions.
Click here to view www.homedad.org.uk
Slowlane
An American site with a searchable collection of articles and links to sites for all fathering issues.
Click here to view www.slowlane.com
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