Domestic violence: The Fatherhood Institute

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Domestic violence

Information for professionals working in services tackling issues of domestic violence against women and men.

What good are dads – key findings

7 June 2001

The key points from the research published by Fathers Direct, NFPI, Working with Men and Newpin Fathers Support Centre on June 13 2001.

A quick guide to FI training

News

Bringing Fathers In: helping global activists embrace ‘dad power’
Almost 10,000 people have already downloaded our Bringing Fathers In #bringingfathersin materials, designed to help professionals from a range of disciplines work in ways that embrace and build on fathers’ vital role in improving children’s outcomes.

Working with fathers to improve children’s well-being: a new website
Working with fathers to improve children’s well-being is Professor Jonathan Scourfield’s website, set up as part of his research on fathers, social interventions and children’s well-being (funded by the Economic and Social Research Council).

Blog: UN report spotlights global need for more father-inclusive public policy
Men in Families and Family Policy in a Changing World, published by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, emphasises the need for policy-makers to create policies that can engage constructively with men in their caring roles, both within and beyond traditional family structures.

Transform children’s lives with our new Dads Included Toolkit
This week we received the following email: I’m an elderly grandfather looking back on a life in which I spent far too little time, energy and attention on/with/for my children.

Training

Domestic Violence: Northern Practitioners Networking Meeting
N.B. This event does not replace the two National Network Meetings each year for practitioners involved in working with domestic violence/abuse, either with programmes for ‘perpetrators’ or with support services for victims.

The ‘Brave’ Project – training
“Building Safe Relationships / Protective Behaviours” is an exciting opportunity for quality training that can make a positive difference in the lives of vulnerable children & young people.

Find out about Fatherhood Institute training courses
The Fatherhood Institute offers a comprehensive range of services to support all children and families service providers. All our services can help you fulfil the requirements of the Dad Test.

Other courses & bespoke training
The Fatherhood Institute offers a comprehensive range of services to support all children and families service providers. We have expertise in all aspects of working with fathers, so if you would like to commission us to design a course specific to your needs, just get in touch.