ADVICE • SUPPORT • COMMUNITY
We believe that the involvement of both parents in a child's life will further their welfare, unless there is evidence to the contrary.
Come and meet fellow Dads and just chat for a couple of hours. Last Friday of every month at Berwick House, 8 Elwick Road, Ashford. 7pm-9pm.
Start your Saturday/Sunday with fellow Dads and their kids with 'Movies for Juniors' at Cineworld Ashford.
Everyone at Dads Unlimited would like to say a massive thank you to Gary, one of our Dads, who took part in a sponsored relay swim across the channel from England to France. Gary managed to raise a massive £650,
This September, Gary, one of our Dads, is swimming the channel in aid of Dads Unlimited and would like your sponsorship! Whatever you can give, I know he would appreciate – and it would make the jellyfish less scary! His
We’d like to announce two new amazing people who have come on board at Dads Unlimited. Firstly Colin has joined us as our Monitoring & Performance Analyst. Colin brings with him significant experience from the Charity sector. Colin will help
NCS are teaming up with Dads Unimilted and as part of the process, we were invited to give a talk and intriduce ourselves and how we are helping to improve lives for the children of separated parents. It wa an
The Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury have teamed up with Dads Unlimited to offer Dads and their Kids and exclusive behind the scenes tour of the theatre. It’s free, but you will need to book places. Come along for a fun
We’re delighted to let you all know that our Mentoring Service is now funded by the National Lottery / Big Lottery Fund! We are absolutely thrilled about this and over the moon at the recognition of our work, and the
Asda in Ashford, Kent have teamed up with Dads Unlimited today for a fundraising and awareness day. We will be live and in the flesh all day trying to communicate our message that we believe that having both parents in
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/nov/17/parental-alienation-divorce-custody-crackdown-cafcass
Holly Coates looks at the reminder from Peter Jackson of the need to adapt normal working practices when dealing with a litigant-in-person. Source: Duties towards litigants-in-person: a timely reminder – Becket Chambers
In this article Kevin Jackson looks at Court proceedings involving the phenomenon of the ‘excluded parent’. Source: Parental Alienation: New Initiatives – Becket Chambers