Washington State Fathers Network

We do our work by connecting men with each other and with resources and information, by training men to tell their story and advocate for change and by working to promote inclusion.

We firmly believe that:
Those who identify as male are superb resources for each other

Those who identify as male have needs of their own when they have a child in their life who has a disability or special health care need

The voice and perspective of those who identify as male need to be heard

As an organization and as individuals we need to advocate for equitable access to the community for those with disabilities or special health care needs, and their families