A group of Leeds dads are hosting a ‘Paternity Leave Tea Party’ in Bramley to support their ‘two weeks is not enough’ campaign.
Leeds Dads is a voluntary organisation that brings together a diverse community of fathers for social interaction and support
The free event will be held at Bramley Villagers Community Club, Broad Lane, on Friday, 4 April from 5pm-7pm.
There will be food and refreshments, children’s play activities for U11s, and Dad’s Paternity Tales display will explain dads’ experiences and the importance of expanding this support.
Leeds Dads has joined with national organisation Dad Shift to campaign for better paternity leave in the UK.
Errol Brown, who founded Leeds Dads after feeling isolated, is encouraging people to sign the petition for more paternity leave here. He’s also encouraging more mums to get involved
Contact info@leedsdads.org for more details and to confirm attendance on Friday.
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