ECD Toolkit: Written Guide
Heartlines' Fathers Matter project has developed this free toolkit to help equip ECD practitioners.
These are the topics we cover in the toolkit:
- Why do fathers matter in the context of ECD?
- The father-friendly ECD centre
- Help fathers become partners in educating their children
- Educating mothers and caregivers about the role of fathers
We have four short animated videos that go with this written guide. You can find them here:
- File size: 1.924 MB
- Format: pdf
- Length: 18 pages
- Language: English
- Publisher Name: Heartlines
- Date Published: Oct 1, 2023
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