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New Zealand Father and Child Society  
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Created : 02 Sep 2003
Last Revision : 02 Sep 2003


The New Zealand Father and Child Society was established in March 1998 and formally incorporated in November 1998. It was created to give local father groups/organisations support in setting up and running their initiatives, as well as giving better access to information and improve communication between these groups. It was also formed to represent fathers on a national level through government's ongoing consultation process with the community.


Their website contains a variety of resources and links, some of which are produced by the and/or its members. Visit Father and Child Society.

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