MUMMA exists to support Black, Asian and Mixed Ethnicity women who are or may be pregnant, and/or have a child under two years.

The next Baby & Birth course starts on 18th April, running every Thursday for 4 weeks.

Register here:

barnardos.org.uk/get-support/se…

Thank you to Birmingham women’s home birth team, Nicky and Michaela, for outstanding care. Our journey through different providers revealed a need for streamlined services, especially post-birth when we faced a gap in care. Here's to enhanced support and coordination for families

MUMMA offers practical help, advice, and emotional support for Black, Asian, and Mixed ethnicity mothers, babies, and families.🤰🏾

To register, please click the link below:
barnardos.org.uk/get-support/se…

For further details you can contact us

We are more than what you think we are.

Join us in making a difference, where every contribution brings hope and assistance to those in dire need.

Support the cause here 👇🏼
justgiving.com/page/zabair-hu…

As part of our #weare campaign, Zainab is Determined&Deserving

Achieving equality requires recognising the unique needs and experiences of everyone. We must work together to build a world where everyone is treated with dignity, respect, fairness & equal opportunities to succeed

As part of our #weare campaign , Benash is DESERVING and DETERMINED

‘We believe that every individual deserves access to quality healthcare, regardless of their socioeconomic status or background.
Let us stand together and fight for a world where health is a basic human right.

As part of our #weare campaign, Alicia is Hopeful.

‘Can you imagine the psychological impact of being told, year upon year, that you have a higher risk of mortality than your non-Black or Brown counterparts if you decide to start or expand your family? It is beyond disappointing

As part of our #weare campaign, Zainab is DISAPPOINTED yet HOPEFUL.

‘Growing up in a society that promotes the significance of all life and stresses the importance of equality and justice, I feel incredibly disheartened at how these statements have selectively been employed..’

As part of our #weare campaign, read why Sabeela is Resilient.

The journey of motherhood is fraught with challenges, but none so daunting as facing premature labour and the maze of healthcare disparities. Sabeela’s story is a powerful reminder of the resilience in every mother.

As part of our #weare campaign, Lola is EXHAUSTED yet RESILIENT.

@emilolathemidwife: ‘I am exhausted with the weight of injustice and inequity and the deliberate blindness of some. Sometimes the fight for equity feels like 1 step forward and 2 steps backward’

As part of our #weare campaign, Precious tells us why she is powerful. 💪

Women from marginalised communities face discriminatory practices during one of the most critical times of their lives.

Together, we can make a difference. Together, we are powerful. 🌍✊

As part of our #weare campaign, Dalvir is SILENCED yet POWERFUL.

Dalvir shares, “Being silenced makes me feel invisible…Being silenced is a form of discrimination and being overlooked...Being silenced does not strip away my power.”

Inequality in Maternal Care: Maysun’s Story 🤰💔

Follow @rahamproject & ASAMidwives for more on breaking the biases and making a difference.

‘I am angry because the values I wish to protect, dignity, justice, and respect, have been violated, over and over again. But when my anger simmers back down from its boiling point, I will use it to be productive for justice and resistant against injustice.’ -Fatimah Mohamied

Join our campaign and share your unique identity using the hashtag #WeAre (followed by a word that breaks a stereotype or preconceived notion about you).

Please like and share to support this movement towards a more understanding and respectful society. 💕