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Appointments with midwives to prepare for the birth of your baby.

Appointments with midwives to prepare for the birth of your baby.

Ante and post natal support for vunerable and/or disadvantaged women. Women may be referred if they are experiencing domestic violence, substance or alcohol misuse, mental health concerns, previous pregnancy concerns (including safeguarding and parenting capacity). Support at Queen Elizabeth (QE) hospital and in some Children's Centres including Robert Owen on Thursdays between 10-12 (by appointment only).

Advice, support and social drop-in group at the HTC.

Breastfeeding is the healthiest choice for mums and babies with lots of proven benefits: Breast milk has everything your baby needs to stay healthy and has health benefits for you too. Helps mum and baby to bond.

Pregnancy to 18 months.

Greenwich Mindful Mums offers free groups for women to learn more about looking after themselves, staying emotionally well, and developing confidence and social connections during pregnancy and in the first year after birth. The groups are led by trained volunteers with their own personal experience of looking after themselves during pregnancy and the first year after birth. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, all of our Greenwich Mindful Mums groups are currently being offered online via Zoom for the time being.

Health visitors work with families and carers who are either pregnant or who already have babies and young children under five years old. They can help with questions about how to look after yourself, how to look after your children and family and how to help your child develop. The health visitor works with family GPs to provide support and will complete a Family Health Needs Assessment. They offer postnatal support groups, assessments, health visitors and various packages of care, and make referrals to other services and groups. They also provide information and advice about topics…