The Dad Dilemma: Chase Men Away or Engage Them to Change?

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DemographicsSome Stats• Total Population Grey-Bruce Counties : 157 000• Density: About 19 / km 2 (Toronto: 3972 / km 2 )My Dad’s Group• Total referrals / year: Approximately 75• Referral Source: CAS – 65%, Probation – 25%, Self –45%• Men who attend My Dad’s Group after PAR: 45%• Participation in Co-Parenting Sessions: 40%• Total Children Served, 2008: 135• Children Served (Grey and Bruce CAS) 2008: 97
Stats (cont)High Risk (a history of abuse towards children and/or partner) 72.1 %Struggling Fathers (having a special needs children or havinglimited access to their children because of court orders) 19.4 %Not being a High Risk or Struggling Father 8.5 %Other issues (identified by fathers) Alcohol or Drugs 21.7 % Mental Health Issue 25.6 % Anger management problems with their children 57.4 %
Page 1 and 2: The Dad Dilemma:Chase Men Away orEn
Page 3 and 4: Presenters:• Cathy Cartwright, Ch
Page 5 and 6: The Partner Assault Response (PAR)
Page 7: The Reality• The Men’s Program
Page 10 and 11: My Dad’s Group and PAR• My Dad
Page 12 and 13: Curriculum Components• My Dad’s
Page 14 and 15: Partner ContactUsually female Group
Page 16 and 17: Service Delivery Model• The Curri
Page 18 and 19: Fathers’ Evaluations (post group)
Page 20 and 21: Mothers’ Evaluations (post group)
Page 24: My Dad’s GroupA Parenting Program

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