Getting ready for your baby is more than just buying diapers and setting up a cot. Many parents prepare well for their baby’s arrival but forget to think about how their lives and relationships will change. Sometimes, fathers feel left out because many ante-natal programmes focus mainly on mums. That is why our programme invites...
To help you navigate this significant time, join this engaging session based on Centre for Fathering's Back-to-School Toolkit. Registration closes October 24. Sign up here.
Most parents are deeply concerned about their teenager’s future. The chances of your teens succeeding in this challenging world increases with intentional preparation. Your interaction with your children can build them up or tear them down. This workshop opens our eyes to the importance of parent-teen relationship and provides practical tips on how to set...
Discover the three ways parents get in the way and find out how you can help grow your children's resilience to bravely face the challenges in life. Join us for an engaging session. Registration closes November 21. Sign up here.
Since 2006, the Centre for Fathering has been encouraging fathers to take time out from work in the first two days of the school year to ease their children into a new class. Back to School with Dad aims to encourage fathers to accompany their children to school on the first two days of a...
Kick off 2026 with a smashing good time on court. Our first Generations Pickleball tournament of the year is happening on 31 January 2026, and we are back with the same fun, co-ed competition in a brand new weather-proof venue. Venue: Arina @ Expo Hall 7 Time: 9.00 AM to 12.00 PM Registration fee: $120 per pair This tournament is all about family, connection, and play. Grab your partner and enjoy pickleball together across multiple categories: • Combined below 80 • Combined plus 80 • Combined plus 100 Whether you are playing as a parent and child, or across generations, […]
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...
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...
