Single fatherhood refers to a situation where a father is the primary caregiver for his children without the support of a partner. This can occur due to various reasons, including divorce, separation, or the death of a spouse. Single fathers often face unique challenges, such as balancing work and parenting responsibilities, managing finances, and navigating social perceptions. Despite these challenges, many single fathers successfully raise their children and provide a nurturing environment. They may seek support from family, friends, or community resources. Organizations and programs exist to assist single fathers in areas like parenting skills, legal advice, and emotional support, helping them thrive in their roles.