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Calling all those who want to be involved in Black Maternal Mental Health Week 2024!  We're looking for partners to join us in raising awareness and driving change. Whether you're planning: • An in-person event • An online talk • A webinar • A social media campaign • An

Come with me as I head to the London Neonatal Network Conference but let’s discuss why Black women are tired of hearing the same statistics without seeing real change. #blackmaternalhealth #healthinequalities #advocacy

Turning pain into purpose: amplifying Black mothers' voices across the UK and spotlighting needs for change cc. The Motherhood Group Honoured to share my story in Black Business Magazine. This issue celebrates Black excellence, resilience, and innovation. 🖤💪🏾 #Empowerment

We're excited to see The Motherhood Group having such a huge influence on Black maternal health policy this year. They've been putting pressure on political parties to set targets to tackle racism in maternal healthcare. 🤰 Read about our partnership: urbanhealth.org.uk/partnerships/c…

In response to the recent riots and racist violence, we stand firmly with Black mothers, pregnant women, and families. During these turbulent times, your mental health is crucial. Remember to seek support, limit exposure to distressing news about the unrest, practice self-care,

Between 23rd September - 29th September, the The Motherhood Group will be marking Black Maternal Mental Health Week, with this year's theme being “Transforming and Advancing Change." Find out how you can get involved 👉themotherhoodgroup.org #BMMHW24 Sandra Igwe

Even after the birth of my third daughter, I still have so much to say about amplifying Black mothers' voices in spaces where we're seldom heard. Joining the 'Women as mothers' panel at the Women in Medicine Conference with Prof Dame Lesley Regan DBE (the government's first ever

Very much looking to this event with such outstanding speakers Leigh Day Healthcare

Our Founder will be at the Women in Medicine Conference sharing insights from our latest commissioned reports 🩷

This year's Black Maternal Mental Health Week, coordinated and led by MMHA member The Motherhood Group, begins on 23rd September. Head to themotherhoodgroup.org/bmmhw24 to find out how you can get involved and show your support. #BMMHW24 #BMMHWUK

18 more days until Black Maternal Mental Health Week UK

🧵 1/5 8 years ago, I gave birth to my first daughter. As a Black woman, I quickly realised my race had everything to do with the lack of care, attention, and inadequate treatment I received during my maternal and post-natal experience. This realisation led me to start

2/8 Today, I'm both humbled and determined as we prepare for our 5th annual Black Maternal Mental Health Week UK, taking place September 23-29, 2024. It's especially needed after the birth of my 3rd daughter, where I haven't seen much change on the ground.

3/8 This journey has shown me the critical need to address the disparities Black women face in maternal mental health. In our support groups, I've heard countless stories of women feeling unheard, unsupported, and often traumatised by their experiences.

4/8 Over the course of the week, we'll explore: Understanding Disparities in Black Maternal Mental Health Breaking the Silence on Mental Health Stigma Acknowledging Birth Trauma and Pregnancy Loss Nurturing Black Child Mental Health Building Support Networks and Allyship

5/5 We'll reflect on our journey and create strategies for change, sharing real experiences like a mother dismissed when seeking help for postpartum depression. We'll address how cultural backgrounds are often ignored, highlighting the need for culturally competent care. This

18 DAYS UNTIL BLACK MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH WEEK UK! 🗓️ Mark your calendars for September 23-29, 2024! We're gearing up for our 5th annual Black Maternal Mental Health Week UK, and we can't wait to dive deep into crucial conversations about: • Disparities in Black maternal

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