Most Dads find it challenging to really connect with their daughters in the way they truly desire to, because Dads have never been daughters.

Our guided “Fathering Girls” Father Daughter Camps help fathers and their young daughters have healthier relationships, stronger bonds, and a deeper understanding of one another.

This is a special and beneficial opportunity for daughters aged 8-13 years inclusive, and their Dads or father figures to experience together.

"I look back at where our family was more than 12 months ago, and where we are now, and I can only be grateful to Fathering Adventures for making these experiences available."
(Peter K. - A Dad from Sydney, NSW)

Your financial investment: $990 AUD (including GST) per father and daughter pair
Inclusions:
● All accommodation at ‘QCCC Tamborine’ (each father and daughter pair will have their own room)
● All meals catered by ‘QCCC Tamborine’
● A half-day guided and outfitted outdoor father-daughter activity – High Ropes and zip lines at TreeTop Challenge
● All fathering presentations
● A couple of significant and special moments intentionally interwoven throughout the experience

These are so much more than your average father-daughter camp or father-daughter retreat.

"Add to Cart" at https://fatheringadventures.com.au/shop/fathering-girls-father-and-daughter-camp-south-east-queensland , to avoid disappointment!

A major national effort is underway to strengthen the health and wellbeing of men and boys before they become fathers, with Deakin University—working in partnership with Healthy Male—developing Australia’s first Preconception Paternal Mental Healthcare Guidelines.

Men with a history of depression are eight times more likely than their peers to experience depression in the year after becoming a father, according to new research by the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS).

Grab Life By The Balls (GLBTB) is back with the Biggest BBQ on Father’s Day, building on the simple idea that a barbecue is a classic way to celebrate the day.

Man with a Pram is one of the few national events held on Father’s Day (September 7), hosted by Dads Group to highlight the importance of perinatal support for new dads.

DIY Dads, a Hobart City Mission program that helps homeless single fathers, is struggling to keep up with the demand for its services.

The Fathering Project has launched an Australia-wide Father’s Day Weekend fund-raiser to support children’s mental health.

A new Deakin University research study titled “Food Insecurity and Fatherhood: A Narrative Inquiry of Expectant Fathers’ Experiences” is currently recruiting participants.

A new Deakin University study into fatherhood has highlighted the sense of guilt and unpreparedness men feel about their new role.

The findings from a trial exploring how new fathers respond to face-to-face support will be presented at a forum hosted by the Deakin School of Psychology in Melbourne on March 20, 2025.