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	Building A Foundation To Work with Fathers Building Blocks for Father Involvement
	Many mature Head Start programs have creatively overcome barriers to involving fathers in their young children's lives. Studies conclude that children with highly involved fathers, in relation to children with less involved fathers, tend to be more cognitively and socially competent. Father involvement coordinators, parent involvement specialists, and other staff members who work with families will find this guidebook and video useful when planning fatherhood involvement strategies for their programs. To view video, get Flash here.   To read PDF files, get here.           Building Blocks for Father Involvement: Building A Foundation To Work with Fathers 000045-Building Blocks for Father Involvement Volume 3-2004-SD360p Read the Transcript [pdf]  |  Right-click to download [mp4]   Corresponding PDF: Building A Foundation To Work with Fathers Other videos in the series: First Thoughts on Getting Fathers Involved in Head Start Planning for Success Bringing A Fatherhood Program to Life Appreciating How Fathers Give Children A Head Start Building A Foundation To Work with Fathers. Building Blocks for Father Involvement. Building Block 3. DHHS/ACF/ACYF/HSB. 2004. English. Streaming Video. 00:10:58.