FAQ

What is Dads?- Dads events are designed to enhance the bond between fathers and their children and to provide education for parents who have sons or daughters of any age with a developmental disability.   

Where and when does Dads meet?- The Dads events meets 4 times a year.  Father/child meetings are done on the weekend, while informational meetings are generally held on an evening during the week at The Arc of Lincoln/Lancaster County office.  

What can I expect at a Dads meeting?- Some Dads meetings are Father/Child events that enable fathers to spend quality time with their children, network with other fathers and gain the newest information on disability issues.  These activities have included a trip to the zoo and bowling.  Other meetings are for parents only.  They focus on disability issues and feature local speakers on topics such as guardianship, special needs trusts, and disability legislation.

Is respite service provided?- Respite services are not formally provided at informational meetings unless members of the group request accommodations.

How do I get involved?- If you would like to receive information on Dads, please contact The Arc of Lincoln/Lancaster County office at 421-8866.