Resources

Watch the original 8 Films 8 Values Heartlines film series and use these questions to talk about it with your family, friends or community. This discussion guide looks at the value of self-control in the film The Bet.

Watch the original 8 Films 8 Values Heartlines film series and use these questions to talk about it with your family, friends or community. This discussion guide looks at the value of honesty in the film The Piano.

Watch the original 8 Films 8 Values Heartlines film series and use these questions to talk about it with your family, friends or community. This discussion guide looks at the value of perseverance in the film The Good Fight.

Watch the original 8 Films 8 Values Heartlines film series and use these questions to talk about it with your family, friends or community. This discussion guide looks at the value of responsibility in the film The Good Provider.

Watch the original 8 Films 8 Values Heartlines film series and use these questions to talk about it with your family, friends or community. This discussion guide looks at the value of acceptance in the film The Miners.

Watch the original 8 Films 8 Values Heartlines film series and use these questions to talk about it with your family, friends or community. This discussion guide looks at the value of compassion in the film The Other Woman.

Watch the original 8 Films 8 Values Heartlines film series and use these questions to talk about it with your family, friends or community. This discussion guide looks at the value of forgiveness in the film Crossroads.

Watch the original 8 Films 8 Values Heartlines film series and use these questions to talk about it with your family, friends or community. This discussion guide looks at the value of grace in the film Heartlines.

This is a powerful report about children’s perspectives on fatherhood in South Africa. The report, Fathers Matter: Amplifying children's unfiltered perspectives on fatherhood, offers unique insights into how children between the ages of 10 and 16 perceive “good” and “bad” fathers and highlights the impact of father absence on youth behaviours and social dynamics.

We know that it's not always easy to get fathers involved. There are so many reasons for this. That said, we hope that these tips equip you to take a step in building a good partnership with those fathers who do want to be involved.

This one-page download has some tips for fathers on how they can be involved in their children's lives during their early years. You can download it and share it with fathers at your ECD centre. 

We developed this toolkit to support ECD practitioners in  their essential work investing in the lives and education of children. This resource can help encourage increased father participation in early learning.