My plan for the future is to continue to promote
positive single fathers in my community and beyond. I believe that the majority of the public would like a positive picture on fathers in today’s
society. I will also begin to set-up
even more meetings during the summer and hopefully I will gain better
progress. Part of these meetings is to
come up with some solutions for single active fathers. Discuss ways to spend more time with their
children, how to obtain governmental assistance and job training to better
opportunities which will help them raise their child in a better environment. I will continue to post blogs on single
positive fathers and use social media to bring this discussion to the
forefront. I will continue to go to
social functions and encourage people to check out my blog or to come to one of
my schedule meetings. Maybe arrange for
us single fathers to have a day we all spend time with our children and do
engaging activities. For example, we all
go to Six Flags New England or go hiking to make our bonds even stronger with
our children. I am open for more ideas to help positive single fathers for future projects because miss free throws are better than taking no free throws.
Father! - To God himself we cannot give a holier name by William Wordsworth is such a powerful quote. I would like to say single and non-residential fathers are portrayed in the media as irresponsible and non-supportive to their kids. Well, I’m here to share with you through some research that it is not entirely true. Even though single and non-residential fathers as a whole are an understudied group there’s still some truth that single and supportive non-residential fathers do exist. Some fathers are working 2 part-time jobs and are unable to get government assistance. The media rarely report positive fathers working 7 days a week with no days off, struggling paycheck to paycheck. For myself as a non-residential father, I still support my daughter in every aspect, however the role of a father is never recognize or acknowledge for my continuous involvement. · A Non-resident...
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