Overview
For birth fathers & male carers (adoptive, foster and kinship families) of children who have experienced trauma and/or have special needs.
The aims of the group are to provide a safe, accepting & supportive environment to share personal experiences & explore the unique joys & challenges faced by Dads & Male Carers of children with additional needs. To share helpful information & advice about networks & resources provided for Dads & Male Carers.
We are very grateful to The National Lottery Community Fund funding this event. It will be facilitated by specialist parenting practitioner Peter Burton.
Event outline
The group provides:
- A safe, accepting and supportive environment
- A listening ear
- Signposting to services and resources
- Experienced facilitators
Facilitators
Peter Burton
Parenting Practitioner and Trainer
Peter is a multifaceted professional with a diverse background which equips him to address a wide range of needs and challenges effectively.
Within the Trauma & Attachment Service, Peter is actively involved in delivering workshops, where he shares his expertise and helps educate others on crucial topics. He also facilitates the ‘Dads & Male Carers Support Group’, offering dedicated support and a sense of community for male caregivers. He is a qualified teacher, trained mediator, counsellor and NLP practitioner with experience as a foster carer.
Attending details
The group meets face-to-face on a monthly basis, with occasional extra Zoom sessions. Parking is available at the venue and in the surrounding streets.
Please let us know if you can no longer attend. We require 7 days notice of cancellation to provide a refund.
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