Our Partners
We are extremely proud to be working with:
The Royal College Of Midwives
The voice of midwifery and the UK’s only trade union, professional organisation led by midwives for midwives and those that support them.
Together we produced the I-learn module “Saving Babies Lives; Addressing Stillbirth”.
NHS England
Creating the culture and conditions for health and care services and staff to deliver the highest standard of care and ensure that valuable public resources are used effectively to get the best outcomes for individuals, communities and society for now and for future generations.
Supporting the content and distribution of our Wellbeing Wallets to all UK trusts.
The Perinatal Institute
A national not-for-profit organisation set up to enhance the safety and quality of maternity care. It is a qualified provider of maternity support services, including education and training in standardised maternity records, fetal growth assessment and perinatal audit.
The inspiration for our Made to Measure campaign. We give presentations at their training days, produce midwifery videos together and share conference stands.
SANDS
Saving babies lives and supporting bereaved families – Trauma-informed bereavement support, free helpline and online communities, specialist support for Black and South Asian communities, peer support groups and activities around the UK.
Helpline 0808 1643332
The Healthy Newborn Network
HNN is an online community dedicated to addressing critical knowledge gaps in newborn health. HNN is a platform for organizations and professionals to exchange experiences disseminate information and increase coordination, collaboration and co-generation of knowledge to advance newborn health.
HNN connects advocates around the world and provides a platform for discussions and interactions on a vast range of newborn and maternal health topics. Connect with them through their website, Facebook and Twitter.
ARC, Antenatal Results and Choices
ARC is the only national charity helping parents and healthcare professionals through antenatal screening and its consequences.
Promoting each other’s work and supporting study day’s.
Group B Strep Support
Group B Strep Support is a UK charity, supported by a highly respected medical advisory panel, which works to prevent preventable group B Strep infections in newborn babies. It raises awareness of group B Strep among health professionals and new and expectant parents, and by campaigning to improve prevention strategies. It also supports relevant research into preventing group B Strep infection in babies.
PANDAS
PANDAS supports individuals and families affected by pre and postnatal mental illnesses by giving them a place to talk to others who have also been affected. We also act as a voice for those affected by campaigning for better awareness and services and also providing advocacy for those who are struggling to communicate with their healthcare professionals.
The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust
The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust provides dedicated information, education, and support on ectopic pregnancy. We have a range of support routes including call-back service, email exchanges, Zoom groups, and online forum. https://ectopic.org.uk/how-we-can-help
MAMA Academy would also like to thank our friends:
Dr Ranj Singh
Paediatrician
Presenter on CBeebies’ Get Well Soon
Health expert on ITV’s This Morning
“MAMA Academy Wellbeing Wallets are not only a practical means to keep antenatal notes safe, they also provide key pregnancy information in a simple and accessible format that expectant mums will always have to hand. Whilst acting as a useful reminder for healthy pregnancy guidance, the wallets also give midwives a way to initiate conversations with women about some potentially difficult topics, aiding communication and reinforcing important advice. They are every mum-to-be’s must-have!”
Katy Ashworth
CBeebies Presenter
“Keep up the good work MAMA Academy!”
