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Policy Briefing One:  Key principles of father-inclusive practice 

Outlines what we have learnt about the importance of father-inclusive approaches to professional practice based on our research with young fathers and with the professionals who support and champion them. We draw on existing evidence to explain what it means to be father-inclusive, highlight some of the key barriers and consider what works in practice.

Policy Briefing One: Key principles of father-inclusive practice
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In Policy briefing One: ‘Key principles of father-inclusive practice’, we outline what we have learnt about the importance of father-inclusive approaches to professional practice based on our research with young fathers and with the professionals who support and champion them. We draw on existing evidence to explain what it means to be father-inclusive, highlight some of the key barriers and consider what works in practice.