I spoke to Asha yesterday at the Prince's Trust and learnt that our bid for a grant to run the workshops has been successful. Just as well really as we've already run two of them! So thanks Marcus for putting the bid together, and to the Prince's Trust for supporting our work. We're hoping that at least half a dozen dads and mums will eventually gain an Arts Award from the workshops.
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ACCREDITED COURSE FOR YOUNG DADS-TO-BE
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.
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Check out the “Older Posts"
There are plenty of posts on the blog so, if you get to the bottom of this page, click on the “Older Posts" link to find many more.
Copies of the DVD are STILL AVAILABLE
I still have over 40 of these out of the original 500. Although it’s been 3 years since it was made, its contents are still relevant. I don’t want them to just gather dust so, if you can use any and are prepared to pay £2 p&p, please get in touch.
Mike White, U-Too, 1 Orchard Grove, Bromham, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2DR
Tel. 01380 850516 or 07875 639992
mikewhite.bromham@btinternet.com
Mike White, U-Too, 1 Orchard Grove, Bromham, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2DR
Tel. 01380 850516 or 07875 639992
mikewhite.bromham@btinternet.com
DVD Trailer
Double click on the film (above) to open it in a separate window and choose 'watch in high quality' for best viewing!
Dads Matter Too on DVD
"A group of young fathers have come together to create and publish an autobiography of the relationships between them and their children. You can see how they've been progressing with each other and the kids."
- Marcus, May 2008
HEALTH WARNING!
This film is intended to influence your attitude towards young dads and shows the sort of support some of them value.
- Marcus, May 2008
HEALTH WARNING!
This film is intended to influence your attitude towards young dads and shows the sort of support some of them value.
Useful Links
- Artist - Film-maker Jackie Calderwood
- Barack Obama on Fatherhood
- Dad Info Website
- Dad Talk
- DIY Father
- Families Need Fathers
- FI Working With Young Fathers Resource Pack
- JJ's Dads Matter Too on Bebo
- Supporting Young Fathers Article by Mike
- The Fatherhood Institute: info for Dads
- Think Fathers Website
- Working with Fathers Website
- Working With Men
Blog: Live and Kicking...
The blog was started in November 2007 at the beginning of the Dads-Matter-Too film-making project (by Jackie Calderwood, film-maker & media artist) as a way for all involved to communicate to a wider audience.
The Dads want to tell as many people as possible (health-care providers, educators, politicians, other dads and young people) about their concerns, experiences and opinions.
(See the post: http://dads-matter-too.blogspot.com/2007/11/plans-for-dvd-first-meeting-at-link.html )
The Dads want to tell as many people as possible (health-care providers, educators, politicians, other dads and young people) about their concerns, experiences and opinions.
(See the post: http://dads-matter-too.blogspot.com/2007/11/plans-for-dvd-first-meeting-at-link.html )
More about...
Dads who've been on the U-Too young fathers courses helped to fundraise and plan this film-making project. Well done Gareth and John for getting the film-making project off the ground, and Marcus for leading the bid to extend into a series of media workshops.
The blog tracks the process, including the film launch and other successes along the way. It continues to focus on fatherhood issues.
Anyone is welcome to add a comment, or mikewhite.bromham@btinternet.com
if you'd like an invite to add posts.
The blog tracks the process, including the film launch and other successes along the way. It continues to focus on fatherhood issues.
Anyone is welcome to add a comment, or mikewhite.bromham@btinternet.com
if you'd like an invite to add posts.
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