Four fathers in Sri Lanka who participated in MenCare describe the dramatic changes they made to their lives and relationships after joining fathers' groups in their communities, in World Vision Lanka's Ambagamuwa and Nuwara Eliya Area Development Programs. …
A group of 10 civil society members, UN Women staff, and government representatives traveled from Kenya to Rwanda for an exchange visit hosted by MenCare partner Rwanda Men’s Resource Center (RWAMREC). The objective was to learn good practices in SGBV prevention and response strategies, in male engagement, and in women’s empowerment. …
One of the major challenges faced by families in South Africa is father absence, which has significant implications for child and family wellbeing. Data from Statistics South Africa (2010) reveal that 48% of children in South Africa have absent fathers, while only 33% live with both parents. About 39% of children live with their mothers …
In 2011, Equimundo and its partners committed to launching MenCare, a global fatherhood campaign, at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Annual Meeting. Four years later, the campaign has grown into a global movement active in more than 35 countries around the world. Highlighting the campaign’s success, Equimundo’s International Director Gary Barker represented MenCare at this …
On June 23, the UNFPA country office in Kyrgyzstan launched a MenCare campaign in the country’s Chui province, kicking off the initiative with a roundtable meeting in the capital city of Bishkek. The meeting aimed to raise awareness among policymakers about the importance of better engaging fathers in caregiving. This is a critical issue in …
In August, MenCare+ Indonesia expanded its work engaging men and fathers in health promotion and violence prevention in two regions. In Papua, MenCare+ began a pilot project to reduce the region’s high rates of violence against women and children, while in East Java, it scaled up work to get men involved in the health sector. …
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