speak to us

A safe space to talk freely in a non-judgmental environment. We offer a free counselling service for families struggling with their perinatal journey.

Counselling sessions

Meet local parents

Our Wellbeing Hubs are a place for new parents to make friends and access support. 

Wellbeing Hubs

Support our work

Your generosity helps with every part of running our organisation – from training and insurance, to a cup of tea offered to a mother who needs to talk. 

Donate

Mental health support for families during prenatal and postnatal experience

Mothers Matter is an organisation specialising in pre and postnatal mental health.
We provide support to expectant and new parents throughout the critical early stages of their child’s development, up to the age of 5.
About us

You matter.
We matter.
Mothers Matter.

Let us hold your hand through the fog

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SUPPORTING EXPECTANT AND NEW PARENTS

Our team would like to work with you in building your connection with yourself, your pregnancy and your baby. We aim to offer the support we can in whatever way is needed to you, at the time you need it.

SUPPORT AT HOME

If you need us to visit, we’ll come to you. 

ADVICE CLINICS & DONATION BANKS

Preloved clothing, food banks, and advice to help women and parents

PEER GROUPS

Wellbeing hubs and local groups for parents to build friendships

SOCIAL EVENTS

Guest speakers, workshops, fun child-friendly activities and more

Mothers Matter: We help parents who feel alone

Are you a new parent feeling lonely?

We are here for you. Mothers Matter helps you feel strong again.

We listen with care, teach you helpful ways to cope, and talk through your thoughts and worries. You are not alone.

MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR PARENTS

Prenatal and postnatal mental health is paramount to us and the reason behind why we have developed Mothers Matter. Our support helps build self-esteem and guide expectant and new parents to overcome perinatal and mental health problems.

PRENATAL DEPRESSION

Prenatal Depression commonly occurs during your pregnancy. Prenatal Depression is also known as antenatal depression.

POSTNATAL DEPRESSION

Postnatal depression, also known as PND, affects between 10 – 15 in every 100 women after having a baby. 

Dads Mental Health

Seeking support for perinatal mental health is a sign of strength, not weakness. 

baby loss

Understanding feelings with someone that can support you emotionally can help you to navigate your own grief

Show a Mum She Matters

Imagine going through the hardest week of your life and someone sits beside you with a warm coffee, saying, ‘You matter.’

Donate Your Coffee

MAKE YOUR WILL FOR FREE AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Introducing our latest fundraising initiative that benefits our clients AND our supporters

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