A roundup of matters matter and the WhatsApp Matter Coach.

from Spectrum · host Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Lehlohonolo Ramosolo discuss the Fathers Matter WhatsApp Coach, a digital tool developed by Heartlines to support South African fathers. The WhatsApp Coach provides real-time advice and guidance on parenting and fatherhood, offering a private, one-on-one chat experience. Men can ask questions about connecting with their children, co-parenting, legal rights, and everyday parenting challenges. The chatbot is trustworthy, built to empower dads with practical skills and emotional support. To start, men simply send "Hi" to 060 058 2107 on WhatsApp to engage and receive helpful tips anytime, making fatherhood guidance easily accessible and confidential. To connect use this number 060 058 2107. Spectrum

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