Health Charities That specialise in Maternity

Raising awareness of pregnancy and infant loss by supporting health care workers in providing care by gifting keepsakes and collaborating with charities to provide care to patients using their services when experiencing pregnancy loss.

Annual income for the benefit before, during & after confinement of needy women in Ramsgate plus assisting needy children in Ramsgate up to the age of 5 years.

Initial activities include: supporting families in the neonatal unit at UCH furthering dialogue on medical ethics

Little Acorns Baby Charity supports individuals and families who are pregnant or have babies aged 0-2 years in Durham/Chester Le Street and surrounding areas. We aim to provide products needed for mothers after giving birth and essential baby consumables and clothing. We take referrals from a variety of professionals who are best placed to assess the needs of the family.

Previously fundraising events including ladies fashion evenings, summer fairs, BBQ's collection days, quiz nights.Currently inactive.

We purchase and deliver life-saving medical equipment and supplies to Ukrainian neonatal intensive care units (baby units) affected by the humanitarian crisis.

The object of the Charity is "to relieve, in cases of need, the sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, or infirm residents in the Ecclesiastical Parish of East Dereham (and Toftwood), by providing, or paying for items, services, or facilities, to alleviate their suffering, or assist in their recovery, in cases where assistance is not readily available from other sources".

The aim of the charity is to make provision for the care, maintenance and treatment of maternity cases within the locality of Conwy River and Conwy Valley.

We support female health and maternity services locally in East Yorkshire. This means we support medical education, medical research, the purchase of hospital and community medical equipment and patient transport needs.

PHAN provides outreach and advise on issues: Health Awareness programes, sporting events, information, advice, healthy eating, obesity, diabetes, drug & alcohol abuse, HIV/AIDS, STD, SID, domestic violence, antisocial behaviour, multicultural practices and teenage pregnancy prevention programes

For the relief of women who have experienced pregnancy loss and for those people who have experienced grief and trauma from loss and bereavement, particularly by the collection and dissemination of information and the arrangement of conferences and seminars.

Raise money and awareness of Group B Strep in pregnant ladies by providing the test

Raise awareness and de-stigmatise Postnatal Depression (PND) by stimulating open discussionProvide access to information and support to mums, Dads, partners, families and friends affected by PNDEnsure sufferers, families and friends are provided with the most suitable care, support and treatmentExamine the key risks and issues that affect sufferers of PND and how to to help them

Providing handcrafted Angel Gowns for final photographs/funeral services for stillborn & neonatal loss babies.Promoting 'cold cuddle cot' use for stillbirth & early infant deaths at Hospitals & Funeral Directors in Wales & England.Supplying (by the means of fund raising) 'cold cuddle cots' to Hospitals/Funeral Directors in Wales and England.

The objects of the CIO are:1. To preserve and protect the health of mothers and babies, in the UK, in the fields ofgynaecology and obstetrics, by:a. Providing and assisting in the provision of facilities, support services and equipmentnot normally provided by the statutory authorities.b. Raising public awareness, by the provision of lectures, fora and the publication ofinformation.

Through research, awareness, and targeted projects, we combat paediatric healthcare disparities in resource-poor countries. Our initiatives address malnutrition and neonatal resuscitation, improving child healthcare globally.

We currently provide support for families of children from pregnancy to five years by running inclusive outreach groups with feeding support in Cleethorpes, which are accessible to people in North East Lincolnshire and surrounding areas.

Free pregnancy testing. Support for those affected by crisis pregnancyPost-abortion support

DPPI's work is for the benefit of disabled parents and disabled people who are prospective parents. Information and expertise is disseminated through our publications and guides through our website. We provide support & guidance via our website and in response to email enquiries.

Our aim is to raise awareness of childbed fever: we would like every parent and every midwife and doctor to know that childbed fever (also called puerperal fever or puerperal sepsis) is still a very real threat to a mother's life.

Support for hospitals - paediatric & maternity. Transylvanian village projects - food, medicines, shelter, schools project, winter clothes, xmas project, summer camps.

Our initial project is to acquire land in Charsada, Pakistan, the area affected by the floods in 2010, and construct a basic health unit on it, to serve 200,000 local people without access previously to healthcare. We will then constuct a complete hospital, including a maternity unit.

Providing funding to local maternity services in order to improve access to training.

The Charity has constructed a Maternity Hospital in Ukana, a remote rural town in Enugu State, Eastern Nigeria. Its completion has made available a local hospital that serves all the neighbouring towns. Babies are being delivered there with the support of trained midwives. The Charity is now in the process of trying to acquire essential medical equipment and still needs ongoing financial support.

To provide grants for the welfare of pregnant women and children under one in the London Borough of Newham