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Calling All Dads and Father Figures!

Join our Dads Autism Connect Group to meet other dads of children with Autism of all ages and chat, share and support each other.

There are a range of events running throughout the year, providing a great opportunity to create a support network and become the best dad you can be!


Dads Coffee Group

Join us for a chat, cup of coffee or tea and some downtime! Our Dads Coffee Group
provides a relaxed, casual atmosphere and are a great way to take some time out
and connect with other dads.

All dads and father figures of children with a disability aged below 18 are welcome.
Come alone or bring your children, one of our Play Leaders will be available to
supervise any children aged 6 and under.

This group runs throughout the school term and is available at no cost. Join us now!

 

2024 Schedule 

Location

Dates

Time

Shenton Park

Autism Association of WA, Early Intervention Hub, 

215 Stubbs Tce, Shenton Park, 6008

Saturdays

Term 2: 20th April – 29th June 

Term 3: 20th July – 14th September 

Term 4: 12th October – 7th December 

9.30am – 11.30am

To register your interest in attending our Dads Coffee Group, please email us at Parent.Support@autism.org.au.

 

 

Our team are here to support you, answer questions, and provide information on the events and Dads Autism Connect group. Email us at Autism.Dads@autism.org.au to get in touch.

 

Stay in the loop! 

Stay in the loop with all of our news and join our dads network now!

  • Join our Autism and Dads WA group on Facebook – Click here
  • Register to our Dads Autism Connect group email list via the button below. 

Sign up here!

 

Check out some of the pics from our recent events below! 

Your Stories

The first day of MyTime was the hardest yet most influential day of my life to date. It showed me that it was ok to be feeling as I did; I needn’t be embarrassed. Other fathers were going through the exact same thing and had been doing so for a lot longer than I. They were still able to function as adults and parents. Very, very good parents. More importantly I was exposed to a level of family cohesion that a few months prior I had convinced myself was not possible. A change that to date has increased beyond recognition.

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