Welcome to the home page of the NH chapter of the National Congress for Fathers and Children. We hope this web site will be a useful resource for pro-male activists in New Hampshire and beyond.
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We need support from people who are diplomatic, articulate, and committed to improving the status of fathers over the long term. If you'd like to get involved, please join our e-mail list and introduce yourself to the group.
About Us:
The mission of the of the National Congress for Fathers and Children, Inc. is to serve as a national organization, to assist state and local efforts compatible with the goal of assisting fathers to remain actively involved in the lives of their children regardless of martial status. We provide a forum to coordinate local efforts to impact national initiatives and to bring national attention to local concerns of our affiliated organizations and members.
As the New Hampshire chapter of NCFC, we welcome all men and women who share our concern for men and fathers to attend our meetings and participate in our activism projects.
Recent News/Events:
As of May 2006, our meetings are now planned and held according to a meeting proposal plan. Michael Geanoulis, President of NCFC-NH, will post an announcement on our e-mail list with a proposed meeting agenda, date, time, and location. If more than five non-executive members promise to show up to that meeting, it will be held. Meeting proposals will be sent out no closer than 48 hours before the potential meeting date. Anyone may request a meeting at any time.
For contact information and a list of the executive board members of NCFC-NH, click here.
Attention dads! The All Pro Dads program is a great way to help develop your connection with your children and support other fathers doing the same. Check out the free kits available at www.allprodad.com.
While promoting both parents as equals in child custody litigation, NCFC-NH is working with the National Association of Non-Custodial Moms. Children do not benefit from being cut off from either parent. See the NANCM web site at www.nacm.com.
The New Hampshire Commission on the Status of Men has issued its second biennial report on February 1, 2008. You can download it in PDF format here.
RADAR - Respecting Accuracy in Domestic Abuse Reporting - is a network of concerned men and women around the country who are working to assure that the media presents the hidden side of domestic violence. We strongly encourage NCFC-NH memebers to participate in this worthy activism project and become "monitors" for local media sources in NH.
A federal, class-action lawsuit on behalf of non-custodial parents is being prepared in several states. New Hampshire is one of them. If you'd like to participate in the suit, be sure to join this YahooGroup and get involved.
Economist Mark Rogers has compiled this set of informative links on the NH child support guidelines.
There is assistance for men who are abused in relationships. The Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men and Women is a national toll-free hotline which provides practical assistance and referral services for domestic violence victims. Call toll free 1-888-7HELPLINE. Also, local to New Hampshire is SAFE-NH, which offers free legal support services for men who wish to obtain a restraining order against their abusive partner. Call 603-859-0859 or e-mail safenh@safe4all.org. Both of these organizations are male-friendly and want to help you!
We have put together a NH Activism Guide for people new to legislative lobbying. Most of the pointers in this guide are also relevant in other states, so feel free to distribute it to activists elsewhere.
See our older news page for archived items.
Donations:
NCFC-NH does not currently require mandatory membership dues. Instead, our membership is defined by those who volunteer to work with us to promote men's and father's rights in New Hampshire. For those of you who don't have much time to volunteer, or who would like to contribute financially, we now accept donations on-line using PayPal. Click the button below to donate.
We are a 501c3 non-profit organization. All donations are tax-deductible. Our federal non-profit ID is 52-1442749. You can submit donations by postal mail to the following address:
NCFC-NH
c/o Wayne Wood
428 Newington Road Newington, NH 03801Please make your check or money order out to the National Congress for Fathers and Children. Your support is greatly appreciated!
The NCFC-NH Mailing List:
By far the best way to keep up with what we're doing is to subscribe to our free e-mail list at Yahoo! Groups. This is a high-traffic mailing list. If you find yourself overwhelmed with e-mail, you can change your subscription setting to "no e-mail" and browse the postings using the YahooGroups web site interface.
IMPORTANT: This mailing list is not moderated, but it is monitored carefully for reasons of quality control. Before joining, please read our mailing list guidelines and policy page.
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