Welcome To Dad Matters Manchester
Dad Matters in Manchester exists to support fathers to have the best possible relationship with their children. We work closely with other professionals within Greater Manchester and nationally to better support dads in the first 1001 days of their parenting journey. We offer Outreach services/drop-ins at Manchester hospitals, and family hubs, provide one-to-one peer support to dads, Signpost, and support dads to access services and information to help make sense of being a dad and supporting dads with anxiety, stress and mental health awareness.
Meet the team
Volunteer with us
Home-Start Manchester
Dad Matters in Manchester is part of Home-Start Manchester who:
Offer support, friendship and practical assistance to families to prevent crisis and the need for statutory intervention
Offer a seamless service across the whole of the City of Manchester
Be with families, in their own home, in a way that respects each individual and increases our potential to engage with families who may otherwise be hard to reach
Increase community capacity and, through volunteering, encourage local people to contribute to their community and the wider society
Open up the support networks available to families including helping them to access health, social and educational services and other facilities available in the wider community and to develop ways for supported families to meet together to enable relationships to form.
Please see below for the latest posts from our blog
Protected: During Labour and After the Birth – top tips for dads
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Protected: Bonding Before Birth – A Dad’s Guide
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“i want to make a difference” – Why i joined Dad Matters by Abi Hall
I am often asked what made me want to do this job. The answer is very simple. I want to make a difference, and for dads to feel valued, included and empowered. The history that
International Fathers Mental Health Day
Being a father can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also be a challenging and stressful role. It is not uncommon for fathers to experience mental health issues, but unfortunately many men may feel
What I’m Glad I Knew About Myself Before I Became A Dad
01 That i'd have So Much Fun "Everyone seems to hate 'today's kids'. They seem to long for simpler times when you had to go outdoors to have fun, and kids understood the value of
Dads Give Cloth a Go!!!
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