Health Charities That specialise in Maternity

Robyn's Tiny Angel Gowns has been set up to relieve the suffering and emotional distress of parents and their families who have experienced the loss of a baby during pregnancy or birth through providing or assisting in the provision of a free clothing pack to the bereavement services unit based at maternity hospitals to allow parents/families to dress their babies and provide comfort.

For the public benefit by providing funding for equipment and research projects undertaken and sponsored by consultants , other clinicians and midwives in obstetrics and gynaecology at St Marys Hospital, but with a particular emphasis in the field of reproductive medicine,namely infertility, implantation disorders , recurrent miscarriages and later pregnancy complications arising from these issues

We aim to raise awareness and generate income by holding fundraising events for numerous charities associated with stillbirth and neonatal death in the UK. These organisations focus on research into why 17 babies are stillborn or die shortly after birth each day in the UK and also provide essential support for families suffering such a terrible loss.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESRELIGIOUS ACTIVITIESRUNNING OF FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIESKNITTING FOR MATERNITY HOSPITAL IN EAST LONDON, SOUTH AFRICA AND LOCALLY KNITTING FOR THE ELDERLY (SHAWLS, BLANKETS, TWIDEDLEMUFFS ETC)

Organisation for Anti-convulsant Syndromes works to support families affected by disabilities caused by the adverse effects of medications used in pregnancy.

supply clean water , by providing water pumps.The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty ,By supplying food packages, Education by giving school fees also provide uniform and school meals for deprive children of rural areas Help with medical fees such as having Diabetic check up , pregnancy check up for women or any other medical issue also provide wheelchairs to people with disabilities.

We raising funds to purchase a plots of land to create a burial garden where families can lay their beloved sons and daughters, born through a late miscarriage to rest. A place to give comfort for grieving families. And a place to show the world our much loved babies existed with meaning and purpose.

Counselling and befriending for women facing unplanned pregnancy, and seeking help after having had an abortion.

To build and assist small rural hospitals in deprived and developing countries. This charity will enable the poorest to receive basic medical care; especially pregnant women and children.

Iris-May Butterfly Kisses is set up in the Northamptonshire area and we help to support bereaved families after loss of their baby either through ectopic pregnancy, pregnancy loss and neo-natal loss. We do this by providing memory boxes for families to be able to dress their little one, have a blanket, teddy and some little keepsakes along side a card.

provide financial relief to parents in the UK who cannot afford a memorial headstone for their stillborn baby, by providing funding towards the costs of a headstone and the provision of memory bears, memory boxes and equipment whilst raising awareness of the impact of pregnancy and baby loss with a view to bringing comfort to bereaved parents and their families after the loss of a baby.

The charity's main object is to relieve the needs of disabled persons whose disabilities were caused as a result of their mother taking an anti-convulsant drug during pregnancy to treat her condition in such ways as the trustees may from time to time decide.

Promotion of a safe, supportive and nurturing approach to birth;Development and distribution of evidence based models of care;Promotion of a positive experience for all women and their families;Exploration and evaluation of a complementary therapies for pregnancy, birth and afterwards; andImprovement of maternity infrastructure in child birth

Support for women and families experiencing pregnancy following loss through miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death. Primary activity is provision of a comfort box for women pregnant again after loss to help reduce anxiety and promote positive mental health and wellbeing.

The aim of the Society is to encourage research, especially for more junior researchers, and the interchange of ideas and information in obstetrics and gynaecology through sponsorship of scientific meetings and award of student prizes. Membership is open to both clinical and non-clinical scientists.

RELIEF OF PATIENTS AT HILLCREST MATERNITY UNIT IN ALNWICK BY THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED FOR THE CARE AND TREATMENT OF SUCH PATIENTS AND TO PROVIDE AMENITIES FOR BOTH PATIENTS & STAFF.

The Charity provides assistance to people facing issues relating to childbirth and parenting.

We provide a professional counselling service for anyone in the Bourne Area.

We provide information and support to families that lose their babies through miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death, along with remembrance boxes that families can use to create memories with their babies. We hold conferences with hospitals as well as fundraising for equipment such as cold cot's, that allow families to spend time with their baby in the days and weeks after their passing.

African Youth Liners, UK based registered charity, works with African adolescents; gives health education and practical support on sexually transmitted diseases, child pregnancy, substance misuse. Core activities include: Developing Youth Club, information materials, organising expert speakers, workshops on sexual health - Prevention of HIV/AIDS, Empowering emotional well-being in families.

Giving grants to young mothers to assist with their young childrens needs. e.g stair gates, shoes, high chairs

To raise awareness of Postnatal Depression in the community, to facilitate the setting up of support groups and to facilitate continuing education for healthcare professionals involved with caring for mothers suffering from Postnatal Depression.

Due to the covid pandemic, we had to stop doing our public events. We continued to provide open access online evidence-based information on the health and wellbeing during pregnancy, through our charity website: www.ifwip.org

Provides grants to residents of Colchester Borough who are six or more months pregnant or have a baby/babies up to six months of age. Financial restrictions apply. Grants are given by trustees for equipment to benefit baby or mother or to provide a service or facility to improve health of baby or mother.

We exist to provide goodwill services and products, in addition to official sources, for all people touched by maternity or neonatal settings in hospital and beyond. There is a non-exhaustive list of projects, ideas, and plans in order to achieve delivering this, with the goal to improve wellbeing of patients and their families, and simply put as many smiles on faces as we can.