Ten Key Findings From Responsible Fatherhood Initiatives

Demetra Smith Nightingale · Karin Martinson

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Fatherhood is crucial to child development and presents challenges to poor unmarried men. Yet services addressing these problems are not highly developed or widespread, and program results so far have been mixed. This paper analyzes five programs that support low-income noncustodial fathers and presents takeaway lessons.

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1992Caring and Paying: What Fathers and Mothers Say about Child Support.1999Fathers' fair share: helping poor men manage child support and fatherhood 1994Young Unwed Fathers: Report from the Field.2001The Challenge of Helping Low-Income Fathers Support Their Children: Final Lessons from Parents' Fair Share.

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