Hey dads! Here’s a father/child group made just for you!
Imagine you and your child join Native Sons & Daughters — an organization focused on pure fun for dads and kids. No uniforms. No merit badges. No strict schedules. Memories are the only reward. You attend the first few events, unsure of what to expect. You soon come to realize that that the frequent child-focused get-togethers are not only strengthening your relationship with your own child, but you are getting to know your neighbors, too. You are getting to know the children that your child goes to school with.
Now imagine yourselves 20 years from today. Your child is an adult, and the two of you are reflecting on old times. You both remember campouts, hikes and play dates with other families from Native Sons & Daughters. You talk about the people you met and what they are doing now. Without saying it, you both know those were good times, and your child enjoyed a happy childhood.
Now you are beginning to imagine the huge impact that Native Sons & Daughters can have on the lives of your family.
The Western Reserve Longhouse of Native Sons & Daughters is a local program with over 100 families serving Cuyahoga Falls, Green, Hudson, and Stow, Ohio. We focus on the father-child relationship though we do offer select events for the entire family.
Learn more and start creating your lifetime memories today.
Any family and child can join at anytime during the year, if you would like more information please contact us and an officer will get back to you within the week.
The NATIVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS PROGRAMS® were developed and are administered by National Longhouse, Ltd. These programs emphasize the vital role that parents play in the growth and development of their children. The original program plan of sons learning directly from their father was patterned from the tradition of some North American Indian cultural groups. These programs seek to strengthen the foundations for a positive lifelong relationship between parent and child that is mutually beneficial and satisfying.
Visit our National Longhouse site to learn about programs across the U.S.A.