Why Fatherhood?

Fatherhood is important because:

1. Every child needs a Dad.

2. Children perform better in school when connected to Dad.

3. Children make better social decisions when connected to Dad.

4. Children have better self-confidence when connected to Dad.

5. Children become more active citizens when connected to Dad.

6. Mom is relieved of developmental pressure when children are connected to Dad.

7. Mom and Dad have a better relationship when children are connected to Dad.

8. Generational family formation is desired and experienced when children are connected to Dad.

9. Non-family relationships are healthier when a child is connected to Dad.

10. Our community is a better place to be when children are connected to Dad.

Watch a PSA from Virginia Department of Social Services featuring Mike London and Frank Beamer.