Working Out Dads - Thu 31 Jul 7.30pm

Working Out Dads – a free online support program for fathers of children with developmental delay or disability.

Being a dad to a child with developmental delay or disability can be challenging and finding the right support isn’t always easy.

Working Out Dads is an established evidence-based program developed by Tweddle Child and Family Health. ACD has partnered with Tweddle to tailor the program specifically for fathers of children with developmental delay or disability aged 0 to 9 years.

This six-week program runs on Thursday evenings. It’s free and it offers dads a supportive space to connect, share experiences and build practical strategies.

• Session 1: Thursday 31 July, 7:30 pm

• Session 2: Thursday 7 August, 7:30 pm

• Session 3: Thursday 14 August, 7:30 pm

• Session 4: Thursday 21 August, 7:30 pm

• Session 5: Thursday 28 August, 7:30 pm

• Session 6: Thursday 4 September, 7:30 pm

 What to expect:

• A free six-week online program

• Weekly 90-minute sessions, designed just for dads

• Led by two male facilitators, one of whom is a father of a child with disability

• A 60-minute group discussion where dads can share, listen, and learn

• A 30-minute online group session with a certified personal trainer on building movement and activity into daily life

Dads reported:

• Feeling more positive and less alone

• Being better equipped to deal with daily struggles and stresses

• An improvement in mental health, parenting and relationships

More Information:

• Content is intended for Victorian fathers of children with disability only

• Bookings are essential

• Hosted by ACD www.acd.org.au in partnership with Tweddle Child & Family Health Service 

Questions?

• Email: educate@acd.org.au

• Call:  03 9880 7000 or 1800 654 013 (regional callers)

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