Anna Mowat from Real Parents reflects on a recent collaboration with Kidz Need Dadz, Pillars Ka Pou Whakahou, and others in a deeply affecting case that tested everyone involved but showed how transformative community partnerships can be.
Kids Need Dads works with dozens of fathers each year, many having reached the depths of despair after being locked out of seeing their children. Nathan* was one such father.
Looking back on what feels like an eternity, though it was only a matter of months, Paul* reflects on a life that had spiralled out of control.
Parenting support inside prison can be a turning point. For many men, it’s the first time they’ve been encouraged to think about who they are as fathers and who they want to become. It’s not just about learning parenting skills; it’s about creating space for reflection and personal growth.
If you’ve worked with Kids Need Dads and would like to share your story, please contact us.
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