Focusing on young men: developing integrated services for young fathers

Authors: Reeves, Jane; Gale, Liz; Webb, Jan; Delaney, Roz; Cocklin, Nicky

Source: Community Practitioner, Volume 82, Number 9, September 2009 , pp. 18-21(4)

Publisher: Community Practitioner

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Abstract:

While some girls cope well as teenage mothers and often have a range of support services, young fathers do not often access services in their own right. This paper reviews literature about services for young men from the time they become sexually active. Through the use of a case study, it then asks questions about the type and nature of services required by young fathers. Health and social care practitioners may identify critical points in the life of a young father and offer appropriate services and 'joined-up' intervention, thereby facilitating long- and short-term involvement in the life of the child.

Keywords: YOUNG FATHERS; TEENAGE PREGNANCY; SERVICE PROVISION; INTEGRATED APPROACH

Document Type: Research article

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