Make all care count

Everyone who comes into contact with women before, during or after pregnancy has the opportunity to provide mental health support.

By taking a proactive, rounded approach to perinatal mental health (PMH), the significant human and economic costs of undiagnosed or untreated PMH problems can be minimised.

The MMHA is calling for:

All women and families across the UK to have equitable access to comprehensive, high-quality PMH care, including and beyond specialist services.

This includes:

What is essential perinatal mental health care?

Whilst everyone who comes into contact with women before, during or after pregnancy has the opportunity to provide mental health support, ‘Make all care count’ highlights and defines the essential services that can dramatically affect the lives of women with, or at risk of, poor maternal mental health.

Explore each essential service:

Specialist services

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Health visiting

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Maternity services

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Primary care

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Mental health services

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Parent-infant services

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Children's services

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Voluntary and community sector

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Help us make all care count

Please do all you can to ‘Make all care count’ for women and families across the UK by joining the conversation on social using #MakeAllCareCount, sharing with your networks, and using our campaign visuals in your work.

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