A strong parenting relationship sets the stage for the quality of life for everyone in the family. This talk helps couples stay connected while raising children, respond as a united team, and build a home where everyone can thrive. Join us for an interactive session. Sign up here.
Launched in 2003 by the Centre for Fathering (CFF) and held on the last Friday of each school term, Eat with your Family Day (EWYFD) seeks to encourage organisations to allow employees to leave work early at 5pm to enjoy a meal with their children and families. Take time to have a meal with your family...
From understanding online platforms to fostering critical thinking skills, this session aims to empower and equip parents in their digital parenting journey. Join us for an engaging session. Sign up here.
Being a father means more than providing for the family. Research consistently shows that a father’s active involvement enhances children’s social skills, self-confidence, motivation, and academic performance. The ICAN Fathering Workshop is for all fathers, including expectant fathers, fathers with young children, teenagers or young adults, and grandfathers. Through this programme, you can confidently say...
Launched in 2003 by the Centre for Fathering (CFF) and held on the last Friday of each school term, Eat with your Family Day (EWYFD) seeks to encourage organisations to allow employees to leave work early at 5pm to enjoy a meal with their children and families. Take time to have a meal with your family...
Launched in 2003 by the Centre for Fathering (CFF) and held on the last Friday of each school term, Eat with your Family Day (EWYFD) seeks to encourage organisations to allow employees to leave work early at 5pm to enjoy a meal with their children and families. Take time to have a meal with your family...
Launched in 2003 by the Centre for Fathering (CFF) and held on the last Friday of each school term, Eat with your Family Day (EWYFD) seeks to encourage organisations to allow employees to leave work early at 5pm to enjoy a meal with their children and families. Take time to have a meal with your family...
