Men of John XXIII
The Men of John XXIII initiative was established under the principles of The Fathering Project (established by former WA Citizen of the Year and John XXIII parent Dr Bruce Robinson) to enhance the fathering experience at John XXIII College.
Parenting has a profound effect on children. From a fathering perspective, a child's development can be significantly impacted in several key areas (Ref1):
- Social Skills and Relationships
- Mental and Physical Health
- School Management and Performance and
- Social Behaviours (i.e attitude towards tobacco, alcohol, drugs, bullying and adolescent sexual behaviour)
Men of John XXIII College Reports
Feb 2018
May 2018
We encourage you to join the MOJTC in enhancing your fathering experience by joining them at the following activities for 2018:
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| Men of John XXIII College Term 1 Social Night |
7:00pm 23 March |
Cambridge Bowling Club |
Guest speaker, Paul Valentino of the Fathering Project. Join us for drinks and light refreshments. Refer attached for further information. Book here on TryBooking. |
| Cyber Crime and Online Predation by Paul Litherland |
7:00pm - 10:30pm 25 May |
Cambridge Bowling Club |
"Harrowing, Brilliant and Engaging". Refer attached for further information. Book here on TryBooking. |
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For more information or to find out how to get involved, contact Men of John XXIII at fathering@johnxxiii.edu.au
For more information on The Fathering Project.
Ref 1: How fathers and father figures can shape child health and wellbeing (Wood Lambin UWA 2013)
