It all started in the year 2002 at the Nyarugusu refugee camp in Tanzania. As horrific stories of rape, dismemberment and slaughter shook Cassie (later to establish the movement) to his core, one thing became inescapably clear – there had to be a deeper catalyst for this brokenness than what initially met the eye. 15 years of interaction with leaders around the world, hundreds of hours of research and thousands of meetings later, we are even more convinced that fatherlessness wasn’t just an issue facing those refugees

• “Following the success of the movement in Egypt, we came up with the idea of inviting the fathers and their children to spend 2 nights in a father & child camp. During these camps, the fathers and their kids can enjoy playing and spending quality time together and also listen to the fatherhood sessions. We focus in these camps on all the fathers’ roles according to the TWNAF training to educate them on the positive effect of fatherhood on children. Another very important aspect of these camps is giving the possibility to fathers to apply what they learned right away on their sons and daughters. So far we trained around 4500 men throughout these camps.”
• Workshops and Masterclasses
• Professional Photographers
• Social Media Integration