Participants
Join thousands of Daughters and Dads on the journey to becoming more active & empowered!
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Southern Women’s Group, South Coast NSW - Coming Soon
Boronia Multicultural Services, Toongabbie - Registrations Closed
Lucky Dog Tours, Port Stephens - Coming Term 4, 2026
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NSW:
Northern NSW Football - register here
Football NSW - register here
Western Australia
Football West - register here
UK
Foundation of Light, Sunderland - coming soon
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Orange - registrations closed
Essex, UK - coming soon
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Register for your preferred program through our trusted partners.
Simply choose the program below and you'll be guided to our partners’ registration pages.
Please note that while we always have programs running, they are not all listed below due to some partners hosting the program for their specific school, workplace etc. If you are trying to register for a program that is not listed below - please reach out directly to the partner organisation.
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Let’s chat about bringing the program to your school/workplace/community.
Hear from participants involved in Daughters and Dads in the UK about their experiences and the impacts of the program.
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![Dad and daughter standing next to each other and smiling]()
“This was the parenting handbook I never received! Found all aspects relevant and motivating and I now have a stronger relationship with my daughter.”
- Program Dad
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![Daughter on her dads shoulders with her fist in the air]()
“I enjoyed learning new skills but I also liked that it taught us to have self-esteem.
For me the best part was spending time with my dad because he works a lot and we do not see him lots so it was really nice to be able to have time put aside to spend with him.”
- Program Daughter
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![Dad coaching daughter to strike a t-ball]()
"Put simply, for me it was life changing. Emphasising the importance of sport skills and activity levels in girls and the vital role a Dad plays in that. We will forever be grateful for the many lessons learnt and I will be a better parent as a result. A fantastic program that every father should do.”
- Program Dad
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![Daughter smiling at her dad]()
“As her father, I'd say that the most extraordinary thing in the program was the empowerment that she got. Not just empowerment through skills and identity, but empowerment she got through a wonderful, new growth in her relationship with me. You could just see and feel it… you were living it!”
- Program Dad
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![Three girls with hands in the air to answer a question]()
“It was fun and I liked that it gave me confidence to try new sports!”
- Program Daughter
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![Daughter sitting on dads lap for an interview]()
“The content of the sessions is brilliant (far beyond what I was expecting) and I particularly liked that it was about building awareness of gender bias and building resilience while also developing a deeper interest in sport. It’s about sharing in the experience as much as it is about developing skills for the sport.”
— Program Dad
