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The Maternal Mental Health Alliance (MMHA) has 130 members that support and advocate for mums, babies, and families, or represent the professionals who work with them in the perinatal period. MMHA members are essential to who we are, our collective voice.

Find out how to become a member, or email membership@maternalmentalhealthalliance.org if you have any questions.

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Thelma Matilda Alves Foundation

UK-wide

  • Counselling Sponsorship Scheme
  • Events
  • Resources

UK-based mental health charity committed to safeguarding, supporting, and enriching the mental and emotional wellness of Black women.

Think Ahead

UK-wide

  • Training
  • Research

Think Ahead is a mental health charity that recruits, trains, and develops the mental health workforce.

Its flagship two-year programme trains people to be mental health social workers; gaining a post-graduate diploma (PGDip) after their first year and a Master’s degree at the end of their second year. It works in partnership with NHS trusts and local authorities across England. It supports these local employers to harness the value of social work and to integrate social work trainees into their teams.

Tommy's

UK-wide

  • Online support
  • Premature baby
  • Baby loss
  • Research
  • Bereavement
  • Helpline

Tommy’s has developed a digital tool for pregnant women around mental wellbeing in pregnancy. This plan helps women think about their mental health during pregnancy and prepare for after the birth.

Developed with experts and women, Tommy’s has a comprehensive website with a specific content area about mental wellbeing. There is information about different mental health conditions, emotional changes in pregnancy, signs and symptoms, treatment during pregnancy, managing pregnancy with an existing mental health condition and where to find help and support. There are also films and case studies about mums and families who have had different experiences of mental health and wellbeing during pregnancy. Tommy’s midwifery-led pregnancy line is available for anyone worried about mental health in pregnancy (0800 0147 800).

How to get help from Tommy's

Twins Trust

UK-wide

  • Helpline
  • Online support
  • Awareness
  • Information

Twins Trust is the only UK-wide charity working to improve the lives of twins, triplets or more, and their families. We do this through successful campaigning to improve health and developmental outcomes; funding clinical research to reduce the risks faced before, during and after birth; and by providing practical support for all families, including those in crisis.

How to get help from Twins Trust

Unite the Union

UK-wide

  • Nursing
  • Union

Unite the union is the country’s biggest union with 1.4 million members with over 100,000 of the these members working in the health sector across the United Kingdom. Across our health sector we have a number of different professional associations and groups that comes into contact with women during pregnancy and their baby’s first year.

WAVE Trust

UK-wide

  • Policy
  • Campaigning
  • Research
  • Children and young people

We work to break cycles of family dysfunction and child maltreatment by finding solutions to the root causes of damage.

  • We undertake cutting edge research and identify global best practice
  • We create preventive solutions and action plans
  • We work directly with policy-makers to put these into practice

Wednesday's Child

UK-wide

  • Training
  • Befriending
  • Eating disorders
  • Peer support
  • Information

UK-wide not-for-profit eating disorder support organisation.

How to get help from Wednesday's Child

Wellbeing of Women

UK-wide

  • Information
  • Policy
  • Research
  • Campaigning

Wellbeing of Women is the charity dedicated to improving the health of women and babies across the UK. Every year they invest in special research projects and allocate funds towards the training of specialist doctors and midwives.

Women's Resource and Development Agency

Northern Ireland

  • Training
  • Policy
  • Support group
  • Campaigning

WRDA’s vision is of a fair and equal society where women are empowered and are a visible force for change and influence in all areas of life. WRDA works regionally to advance women’s equality and participation in society.

How to get help from Women's Resource and Development Agency

Working Families

UK-wide

  • Training
  • Maternity rights
  • Information

We exist to remove the barriers working parents and carers face in the workplace, by empowering working parents and carers to understand and use their workplace rights, by supporting employers to create and sustain flexible and family-friendly workplaces; using these views to influence for positive, practical policy change.
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