NonCustodial Parent Community: Nonresident Dads Find Ways to Be Involved

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Nonresident Dads Find Ways to Be Involved

Just in time for Father's Day, Sharon Jayson from USA Today posted a great piece "Dads who don't live with their kids find ways to be involved."

The piece works to dispel the deadbeat dad stereotype and celebrates the involvement of non-resident fathers in their children's lives. Thanks to research, changing attitudes and custody reform, "a new picture of today's non-resident dads" is emerging.

Happy Father's Day!

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As a noncustodial mom, NCP Community creator Rebekah Spicuglia knows first-hand the challenges noncustodial parents face. The NonCustodial Parent Community site is dedicated to sharing experiences, strategies, and solutions, to challenge biases about noncustodial parents, and to raise awareness about the issues families are facing every day.

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