Focus on Fathering Week - 2007
Monday 27 August to Sunday 2 September 2007
Focus on Fathering Week - 2008
Fathering Report
Photo Exhibition for Local Dads
Other
Sources
Image Gallery
Focus on Fathering Week is all about celebrating fathering, and acknowledging
the essential role men play in growing the city of our future.
It's about stories we tell about the joy and opportunities of fathering.
It's about supporting our dads, making sure that they can have good back-up for
when times can get tough. It's about being the best dads possible, for kids
looking for guidance and love, no matter how old they are.
Fathering is a gift to all of us.....lets make it great!
Fathering Report
Fathering Our City is a scoping report on fathering our children in Waitakere
City. It was produced in 2005-2006 by Warwick Pudney, Senior
Lecturer, AUT University, Auckland.
Fathering Our City was commissioned by
Te Korowai Maanaki and
Violence Free Waitakere.
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Fathering Our City Report
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Photo Exhibition for Local Dads
As part of the Focus on Fathering Week celebrations the
Waitakere City Council hosted a photo exhibition on the airbridge,
Railside Ave, Henderson, a community collection of photos of Waitakere dads.

Other Sources
Man Alive is New Zealand's biggest and most comprehensive
men's centre dedicated to working with men and boys on
issues that affect their lives. It is a secular,
non-political organisation offering a broad range of
counselling services and programmes.
www.manalive.org.nz
The Father and Child Trust produces a magazine for new
fathers, carries out research on solo fathering and has an
Auckland branch.
www.fatherandchild.net.nz
The Teen Dads organisation has lots of information on how to
be a good father, but mostly stories from other young dads.
www.teendads.org.nz
Big Buddy is a mentoring programme based on the simple
philosophy that boys need good male role models in their
lives to become good men.
www.bigbuddy.org.nz

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Elaine Dyer, project leader,
Promoting Great Parenting
Richard Aston, chief executive, Big Buddy |
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