It would be great to hear comments and feedback from any visitors to this blog... how did you hear about the blog, and do you know any of the people involved? What's your interest in Dads' Matters - do you know any other good projects going on, or places we could show the finished film?
John asked if we could put a counter on the site, so I've added one to try out.
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THIS IS NOW AVAILABLE AND OFFERS A LEVEL 1 QUALIFICATION.
It is linked to 5 NOCN units and contains 10 modules, most of the contents of which are based on the course we ran successfully for many years in Swindon and the rest of Wiltshire. If you would like to know more, please contact us on 01380 850516 or email us at u-tootraining@tiscali.co.uk or at mikewhite.bromham@btinternet.com. The course will enable agencies to engage with and support a neglected group of young men, their partners and their children.
Double click on the film (above) to open it in a separate window and choose 'watch in high quality' for best viewing!
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Great to see the site and looking forward to the DVD. There is a real need for it to help increase awareness amongst professionals.
I work for Trust for the Study of Adolescence (TSA)a national charity based in Brighton. We have a microsite aimed at professionals about supporting young fathers. Have a look - comments welcome. You can post there too on our network. Find the site at www.tsa.uk.com and click on the 'Supporting Young Fathers Network' image.
Kevin Lowe
Co-Director, TSA
Hi
Great to see the site and looking forward to the DVD. I work for Trust for the Study of Adolesence. We have microsite all about work to support young fathers. It aimed mostly at professionals, but should be interesting to young dads too and we'd be glad to hear from you - you can post on our message board. Visit www.tsa.uk.com and click on the Supporting Young Fathers Network.
Thanks
Kevin Lowe
Good luck with the DVD! I agree with Kevin that this is a much needed resource and I will eagerly await its production!
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