Services
Fathers F.I.G.H.T. is growing. As things turn on there are a variety of services we would like to offer. The initial phase has begun and we have a lot planned. The intent is to provide information to those who need it, gather data for research and solid statistics which will help communities provide more help in not so traditional ways. Each of these items will be analyzed and developed based off of individual donations and grants.
Legal Representation
There are many agencies, resources, and services provided globally. We can point you in the right direction.
Co-Parenting Guidance
We offer tailored guidance on effective co-parenting strategies to foster a healthy environment for your children.
Child Custody Evaluation
Our team conducts thorough evaluations to assess the best interests of the children in custody cases.
Support
MankKind Initiative
Support for male victims of domestic abuse.
http://new.mankind.org.uk/
Betterhelp - Mental health and support
Find yourself in therapy
Our social impact program is committed to making therapy equitable and accessible to under-resourced communities and individuals in need.
https://www.betterhelp.com/
Men’s Advice Line
Confidential advice, non-judgemental support, practical information and help.
0808 801 0327 or
Families need fathers
Families Need Fathers (FNF) is a prominent charity in the United Kingdom that has played a vital role in advocating for the rights of non-residential parents, particularly fathers, in the context of family breakdowns and separation. Home | Families Need Fathers | Because Both Parents Matter (fnf.org.uk)
Child Helpline International
A collective impact organization with 159 members from 135 countries and territories around the world. The organization's aim is ensure that every child has a voice, and that the world hears, listens to and acts upon those voices. More information regarding the international network of child helplines can be found via the following website: www.childhelplineinternational.org/child-helplines/child-helpline-network/
National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC)
You can always contact NSPCC via email or free phone 0808 800 5000 should you need any further support or advice. https://www.nspcc.org.uk/about-us/
If you believe that there are immediate risks to any child, then please call 999 and ask the Police to carry out a welfare check.