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Breakfast Masterclass | The "Fathers Matter" Whatsapp Chat is helping fathers' become more present

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June is mens mental health awareness month and with Father’s Day looming, we're doing a masterclass on how fathers can develop the confidence to show up as present dads. There’s a WhatsApp chat line by NGO Heartline dedicated to being a “Dad Helpline” where father's can chat to a coach in safe space for free. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Andile Maphosa, Technical Lead & Digital Content Architect for Fathers Matter about this.
11 Jun 2025 English South Africa Business · Arts

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