Maternal Mental Health Week is a powerful moment in the calendar—a time to raise awareness, share stories, and come together to support parents navigating the emotional realities of pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood. This year, MumsAid is bringing together a series of meaningful events, conversations, and community initiatives designed not just to inform, but to involve you actively.
Whether you’re a parent, a professional, a friend, or simply someone who cares, there are so many ways to take part.
We’re kicking things off with our Maternal Mental Health Week Webinar Series: Supporting Parents at Work. These sessions are designed to open up honest conversations around the challenges parents face in the workplace—and how we can better support them.
From practical strategies to lived experiences, this series is ideal for employers, HR professionals, and parents alike.
👉 Book your place here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/maternal-mental-health-week-webinar-series-supporting-parents-at-work-tickets-1986314773959
Join us for a truly special morning at the London Cable Car on 6 May 2026 at 10:00 AM.
This relaxed, welcoming event is all about connection, awareness, and shared understanding. Expect meaningful conversations, expert insights, and a supportive community atmosphere.
Plus, attendees will enjoy:
This event is open to everyone—come as you are, and bring a friend.
Taking care of mental health isn’t just about conversation—it’s also about movement, energy, and community.
Our friends at Spin & Workout are hosting a special Boxfit class to raise funds for MumsAid.
Get your heart pumping, boost your mood, and support mums facing mental health challenges.
To book:
📧 info@spinandworkout.co.uk
📱 WhatsApp: 0744 710 0766
Another brilliant fitness fundraiser is also happening in support of maternal mental health:
👉 https://www.justgiving.com/page/hannah-johansen-pt-and-abbie-dillon-1
Every step, punch, and stretch helps us continue our vital work.
We’re proud to be part of March for Mothers London, standing alongside others to advocate for better maternal mental health support.
This is your chance to be part of something bigger—to raise your voice and show solidarity.
👉 Find out more: https://www.sportinmind.org/marching-for-mothers
Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing stories, resources, and insights across our social media channels. This is one of the simplest yet most powerful ways to get involved—by helping us spread awareness.
Follow us and join the conversation:
Maternal Mental Health Week is also an opportunity to make a direct, lasting impact.
By donating to MumsAid, you’re helping us provide essential counselling, peer support, and specialist services to mums and families who need it most. Every contribution—big or small—helps ensure that no one has to face maternal mental health challenges alone.
If you’re not able to attend an event, this is a powerful way to still be part of the week and support our mission.
👉 Donate here: https://donate.mums-aid.org/donation/~my-donation
Maternal mental health affects families, communities, and future generations. Yet too many people still feel isolated, unheard, or unsupported.
This week is about changing that.
It’s about listening instead of fixing.
It’s about community instead of isolation.
It’s about action instead of awareness alone.
Whether you attend an event, join a webinar, take part in a workout, march with us, or simply share our message—you are making a difference.
Maternal Mental Health Week is not just something to observe.
It’s something to be part of.
Let’s come together and support mums—because no one should have to navigate this journey alone.