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What is the Fathers Network and why does it exist? "Good fathering flows from the realization that being a father is important, vital, demanding, rewarding, and risky. Telling your story of what it is like to be your father’s son and your child’s father to another father and another, and listening to their stories in return is ultimately the only school for fathering."
Celebrated author Kyle Pruett says that fathering is "the single most creative, complicated, fulfilling, frustrating, engrossing, enriching, depleting endeavor of a man’s adult life." Being a dad demands devotion, passion, and support. We know that men bring unique talents as well as remarkable expertise to the parenting process, and are critical to the health and well-being of their families. The Fathers Network advocates for and provides resources and support to all men who have children with special needs through:
The Fathers Network is a program of the Kindering Center, and is funded by the Office of Children with Special Health Care Needs/Washington State Department of Health, the Kindering Center, and private donations. |