
Our Organization  |
Florida Dad Inc. (web presence Dads of Florida) is dedicated to helping Fathers gain
equality. |  |
What
we do includes: Fathers support meetings, Demonstrations, Court Watching,
Legislative review/recommendations/proposals, Media awareness, help
educate Fathers about court procedures. |

Our
Mission | The Florida Dads Group[
is a Florida based organization that is nonprofit and non
governmental, formed in 1997 as Dads Against Discrimination
and reorganized in 2003 to ensure that children's rights are
respected, to identify and draw attention to the root causes of
violations of children's rights and to seek practical solutions
though knowledge, public awareness by using local community, State
and national cooperation. Florida Dads has an active board drawn
from state and local experts in human rights, children's issues and
criminal justice |  | The Florida Dads'
Mission is to contribute to the protection and promotion of
children's rights. In pursuing its mission, the group is guided by
the principles enshrined in the convention on the rights of the
child and other state, national and regional instruments. The groups
objective are to inform and raise public awareness about children's
rights, develop promote children's rights and address violations of
children's rights. The group will support local, state and national
initiatives to implement children's rights while facilitating
cooperation within the national community |

Meetings  | No Meetings are currently
schedued |

Contact Information
- Telephone
- (954)
493-9763
- Postal address
- 2554
Gulfstream Lane
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312
- Electronic mail
- General Information: info@dadsofflorida.org
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last updated 11/12/11
Disclaimer;
Florida Dad Inc. IS A SELF-HELP GROUP. WE ARE
NOT LAWYERS. WE DO NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE. WE CAN NOT AND DO NOT REPRESENT ANYONE
IN COURT. If you find a competent, capable lawyer who fully understands your and
your children's rights, who is willing and able to tenaciously fight to secure
those rights, who completely understands the facts in your case, and who you can
afford to pay, you should hire that lawyer and seek that lawyer's advice. If you
cannot find or afford to pay such a lawyer, we urge you to seek all available
resources to aid yourself in securing these rights. |