Bringing Fathers Forward
Video: Bringing Fathers Forward
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Hear from dads Mark Butler and Tom Hess as they discuss survey results from fathers across Ohio who have young and adult children with developmental disabilities-- what did the survey reveal? Use these 5 takeaways no matter your organization or school to engage and empower dads, grandfathers, and father-figures, to be a powerful part of a youth with a disability's life.
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- Fathers want (& need) to be included, engaged, and valued.
- Fathers want (& need) to be connected.
- Fathers want (& need) to be knowledgeable & supportive.
- Having engaged and supported fathers is good for moms/ partners and kids too.
- Visit Bringing Fathers Forward website for more information and resources.
- Bringing Fathers Forward Spotlight: Mark Butler