The document discusses working with fathers in South Carolina and outlines 7 types of poverty. It provides information on fatherhood programs in South Carolina that address the root causes of poverty. The programs aim to meet needs, gain trust, and keep fathers engaged using a formula of beneficial, relational, encouraging, active, and directional programming. Additional resources are also listed.
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The Struggle is Real: Working with Fathers
1. The Struggle is Real:
Working with Fathers
Marc Himes
South Carolina Center for
Fathers and Families
3. Service Areas
Upstate Fatherhood Coalition
Lancaster Fatherhood Project
Midlands Fatherhood Coalition
Man 2 Man
A Father’s Place
Father to Father, Inc.
5. 7 Types of Poverty
1. Spiritual Poverty
A lack of ability to acquire spiritual things.
2. Mental Poverty
Lack of thinking, which results in a lack of access to education and
knowledge.
3. Bodily Poverty
Lack of proper physical health and access to healthily living conditions.
4. Societal Poverty
Lack of social connectivity.
5. Cultural Poverty
Lack of coming together in a society. No collaborative activities taking
place which leads to a disconnection between people.
6. Economic Poverty
Lack of monetary resources for providing themselves with basic needs
such as food, clothing and shelter.
7. Political/Systems Poverty
Lack of understanding of how systems work.