Publish date: 29 April 2025
Join us as we mark Maternal Mental Awareness Health Week (MMHAW), with a series of events, hosted by our Perinatal Mental Health and Maternity Trauma & Loss Care services.
MMHAW is a national week-long campaign dedicated to talking about mental health problems before, during and after pregnancy. MMHAW will take place from Monday 5 to Sunday 11 May 2025, with World Maternal Mental Health Day on Wednesday 7 May.
The theme for this year is 'Your voice, your strength'.
Here are the events we will be hosting for the week.
Perinatal /CAMHS community event at Southall Gurdwara - Tuesday 6 May, 10 to 4.30am
Visit our information stall at Southall Gurdwara, where we will be raising awareness of maternal mental health, with Punjabi and English speaking staff and volunteers, providing information on how to access the following services:
- Perinatal Mental Health
- Maternity Trauma and Loss
- Maternity Listening Service
- MIND Perinatal Partners
- NHS Talking Therapies
When: Tuesday 6 May, from 10 to 11.30am
Where: Southall Gurdwara, Guru Nanak Rd, Southall, Ealing UB2 4NP
Download the poster for more information.
Information stalls across North West London – Tuesday 6 May
Visit one of our pop-up information stalls at maternity units across North West London, Tuesday 6 to Friday 9 May. We’ll be hosting these with our partners CNWL and Chelsea and Westminster NHS Trust.
Moms tea groups – Tuesday 6 May
Moms are invited to join us for tea and chat, from 10 to 11am at Sri Singh Sabha Gurdwara, Guru Nanak Road Southall, and later from 2 to 4pm at Park Avenue Gurdwara.
Our annual Parkrun event is back! - Saturday 10 May, 8.45am
Join us on Saturday 10 May, at 8.45am, at Osterley House, Osterley Park, Jersey Road, Isleworth, TW7 4RD, as we make our way through Osterley Park’s scenic paths, in support of Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week. Open to anyone who is able to run or walk 5k.
When: Saturday 10 May, 8.45am
Where: at Osterley House, Osterley Park, Jersey Road, Isleworth, TW7 4RD
Download our poster to share.
For more information about MMHAW visit the website Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week | Maternal Mental Health Alliance
