Resource Hub

Discover a wealth of resources designed to help you support women and families in the perinatal period, whether you work in healthcare, local or national government. If you have a resource to add, please email info@maternalmentalhealthalliance.org.

Issue 16 e-bulletin autumn 2019

MMHA Pdf, 891.7kb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 17 e-bulletin winter 2019

MMHA Pdf, 543.6kb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 18 e-bulletin summer 2020 - COVID special

MMHA Pdf, 376.0kb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 18 e-bulletin summer 2020 - COVID special WELSH LANGUAGE

MMHA Pdf, 400.7kb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 19 e-bulletin autumn 2020

MMHA Pdf, 2.3mb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 19 e-bulletin autumn 2020 WELSH LANGUAGE

MMHA Pdf, 505.8kb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 2 e-bulletin winter 2014

MMHA Pdf, 624.4kb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 20 e-bulletin spring 2021

MMHA Pdf, 425.4kb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 20 e-bulletin spring 2021 WELSH LANGUAGE

MMHA Pdf, 2.2mb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

Issue 21 e-bulletin summer 2021

MMHA Pdf, 2.9mb

Published: January 2024

Every few months MMHA publish an eBulletin to chart our campaigning progress, highlight risks and opportunities to improve perinatal mental healthcare across the UK and share new resources to help people working with women, babies, and families in the perinatal period provide the best possible mental health support.

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