How to Set the Stage for Your Child’s Academic Achievements
Whether you were a star student or you barely got out of school with your diploma, chances are you want your child to do well in school. […]
Three Things to Remember When Your Child Is Entering Kindergarten
Enrolling your little child in kindergarten is a difficult thing to do for a father. For the children, they are going to be out of your sight […]
Show Them the Money – Ways to Increase Your Child’s Understanding of Finances
In some families, money is almost a dirty word. Some parents don’t tell their children how much they earn, what things cost around the house, and what […]
Just Because You Are a Young Father Does Not Mean that You Are a Poor Father
Unexpected pregnancies happen, there is no getting around it. Precautions aren’t always taken, and it often produces a baby and, in the process, young parents. The problem […]
Fathers Incorporated to attend Community Library Ribbon Cutting in Ghana, Africa
The brand, new library and health clinic will support the students of Timber Nkwanta School and the surrounding village, which is located in the eastern region of Ghana.
Fathers Incorporated to be honored with the Susan L. Taylor Distinguished Community Partner Award
The University for Parents is proud to announce that Fathers Incorporated is the recipient of our SUSAN L. TAYLOR DISTINGUISED COMMUNITY PARTNER AWARD. This award is offered […]
What Dads Can Do To Safeguard Their Children As They Learn to Walk
It’s an exciting time when you know your baby is about to take its first steps. It’s one of the milestones of their childhood you’ll most cherish, […]
Fathers Day on MSNBC with Kenneth Braswell
Fathers Day interview with Fathers Incorporated’s Executive Director, Kenneth Braswell and host of Politics Nation; Al Sharpton on June 17, 2018. (Video of property of MSNBC) https://vimeo.com/276156604 […]
Fathers Incorporated Launches Drive To Five Campaign
The Drive to Five messaging campaign will equip and empower fathers with the necessary tools to understand the importance of and fully develop their role as fathers, encouraging them to engage positively with their children during the most formative years of life–up to age 5.