Discover a wealth of resources designed to help you support women and families impacted by perinatal mental health problems. Whether you work in healthcare, local or national government we hope you find what you need.
We are in the process of updating the Hub, so if you have a resource to add or think something is missing, please email info@maternalmentalhealthalliance.org.
MMHA X PIMHS Pdf, 7.1mb
Published: February 2024
Unprecedented Scottish Government investment in this area since 2019 has led to the expansion of existing specialist CPMHTs in three Health Boards and the creation of nine new services. This means many more women, babies, and families in Scotland can access and benefit from this critical care. While there is much to be celebrated, there is still much more work to be done.
Barnardo's Pdf, 607.0kb
Published: December 2022
Young people who grew up in the care system are around 2.5 times more likely to become pregnant compared with other teenagers. These young people face the challenge of transitioning to independent living, while also having to ensure the needs of their child are met.
MMHA Pdf, 4.8mb
Published: April 2019
This consensus statement outlines the intent for all parties across Northern Ireland to work together to improve the lives of mothers, infants, families and communities affected by perinatal mental health problems in Northern Ireland. It was signed by MLAs and MMHA members on 9th April 2019.
MMHA Pdf, 913.0kb
Published: May 2023
MMHA yn mapio lefelau gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl amenedigol arbenigol ledled y DU ers 2015. Gan ddefnyddio safonau ansawdd a grëwyd gan Rwydwaith Ansawdd Amenedigol Coleg Brenhinol y Seiciatryddion i ddelweddu lefelau darpariaeth, mae'r mapiau hyn yn siartio’r loteri cod post y mae menywod, babanod, a theuluoedd wedi ei wynebu wrth gael mynediad at ofal hanfodol sy’n achub bywydau yn eu hardal leol.
For Baby’s Sake Trust Pdf
Published: March 2024
The Emotional Safety Plan is an empowerment and self-agency tool for anyone preparing for the birth of a baby. It can be used by expectant mothers, fathers, co-parents, or non-birthing partners, individually or together, making support available to the whole family.
