
I see such beauty there, no other can compare.
Our student advisor Katie speaking patiently with a police officer in a city in southern England, trying to persuade them to carry out a recovery order.

A day in the life of Dads House Food bank
At least 2 hours before the food bank opens, the queues start to form. By the time the shop opens, this queue can be well over100 people strong.

Local Food Bank Charity: Dads House
During the lockdown many of us had to stay at home, but whenever there is a crisis in RBKC that community spirit comes to the fore! In addition to the front line services you may have heard about, one of the smaller, local charities supporting residents is Dads House. Founded by William McGranaghan, known locally as Billy.

My journey to becoming a single parent via cancer and the pure beauty of fatherhood
My name is James and I’m a single father who’s looked after his son, Freddie, since he was 3 1/2 months old.

Who could know that when Freddie was born we only had another 6 months all together
Freddie was born in April to Louise and I. Labour took 44 hours. It started on the Sunday night. When Louise elbowed me in bed and said, 'it's game time'. She was right, and by midday on Monday we were in the back of an Uber to the hospital in London.

As a father you forget that mum and son have already known each other over 9 months
Of course we had had the baby naming conversations. It took a few seconds to agree on girls names: she suggested one, I suggested one and we both liked them. Done. Boys names were harder and we had a list of about twenty.

Cancer and Death
One sunny day in August 3 months after Freddie was born Louise was diagnosed with a Glioblastoma Multiforme Grade IV. The medical term for a terminal brain cancer with a life expectancy of between 1 and 2 years.

What happens when you say and feel that you need someone and then they go
Louise was such a warm, bubbly, loving person. You always hear good about those that die, especially those that die young. In this case I swear on my life this is true.

Thinking about Masculinity on Father’s Day - by Simon Haworth
Father’s Day came and went on Sunday 16th June, wow how time flies!! I am very lucky that my son made me a card and gave me a lovely present. It was so very kind of him and makes me feel very loved and special.