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Mummy’s Star is the only charity in the UK and Ireland dedicated to women and birthing people diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy,Ā  within 12 months of giving birth or who lose a baby in those time periods, and their families.

This is done through a range of activities:

  • Advocacy on behalf of our families.
  • Financial help
  • Emotional support
  • Peer connection
  • Bereavement care
  • Education, awareness and training

 

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Neurodivergent Birth CIC is a Scottish-based Community Interest Company and the world’s first organisation dedicated to improving support and outcomes for neurodivergent people through pregnancy, birth and the postnatal period. Founded in 2024 by AuDHD doula and author Victoria White, the organisation delivers CPD accredited professional training to NHS Trusts and birth organisations, online antenatal education for neurodivergent parents, and a Doula Access Fund providing free doula support to those who need it most.

With a community of over 8,000, 16,000+ podcast downloads globally, and a published book, Why Neurodivergent Birth Matters (Montag and Martin, 2025), Neurodivergent Birth CIC is building the evidence base and driving systemic change in perinatal care.

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  • Instagram @neurodivergentbirth

BBC CBeebies Parenting is a website and service from BBC Children’s & Education, that provides evidence-based techniques, fun activities, tips and advice and child development content. We help empower parents / carergivers to support their child’s development, from bonding and attachment, to early speech, language and communication skills of their 0–4-year-olds in the home learning environment.

Our TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp channels help to maintain a close connection with our audience. It’s fun, supportive and provides daily comfort and gentle reminders to parents to keep supporting their little ones’ learning.

We have a dedicated section on the website for pre-natal and post-natal content by trimesters to share with families you work with. From packing a hospital bag, to establishing that all important skin to skin contact, we’ve got support every step of the way.

Rooted in academic research, BBC CBeebies Parenting has a positive, supportive speech and language message for families at its core; ā€œtalk to your little one from pregnancy – we’re here to show you how, and why it’s so importantā€.

BBC CBeebies Parenting has been developed in close collaboration with experts in the fields of Midwifery, Speech & Language, Health Visiting and Early Years.

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The NIHR fund, enable and deliver world-leading health and social care research that improves people’s health and wellbeing, and promotes economic growth.

The NIHR Nursing and Midwifery vision is to inspire midwives and nurses to improve health outcomes through research. Their aim is to enable midwives and nurses who support, deliver or lead research to develop and work to their potential, and to develop a pipeline of skilled research midwives and nurses at all stages in their career.

asingh@tuc.org.uk

We are the voice of Wales at work

TUC Cymru (Wales TUC) isĀ the voice of workers in Wales, representing 48 affiliated unions to advocate for fair pay, safe and valued workplaces, and social justice.Ā As part of the nationalĀ Trades Union Congress,Ā it focuses on representing Welsh trade unionists within theĀ Welsh GovernmentĀ and other organisations, developing policy on devolved matters, and coordinating the trade union approach to Welsh policy-making.Ā The organisation also supports trade union reps with training on various issues, promotes equality and theĀ Welsh languageĀ in the workplace.

bob@4louis.co.uk

4Louis is a UK charity that works across the country to support anyone affected by miscarriage, stillbirth and the death of a baby or child. We work to improve care bereaved families receive from healthcare and other professionals. We provide memory boxes and mementos to help families create lasting memories of their loved one. We provide useful tools, equipment, and training free of charge to hospital units and other professionals who work with grieving families. We understand that every family’s journey is unique, and we strive to improve the services given to families who have lost a baby or child.

Birthrate Plus is the leading midwifery-specific national tool for maternity workforce planning.

Unique and independent, it provides clear intelligence, evidence, and data to model safe and effective midwifery staffing, strengthening safety and quality of care.

Built on a robust, evidence-based methodology, Birthrate Plus delivers accurate insights into acuity, and skill-mix requirements, supporting deployment decisions via its 2 x products.

The Acuity App provides real-time visibility of clinical demand, giving immediate access to data ensuring responsive and safe staffing across all inpatient ward settings.

Nationally recognised, the widely adopted Workforce Planning Tool combines high-quality evidence and workload data so organisations can plan and resource their services with confidence.

In 2026, Birthrate Plus was independently reviewed and endorsed by over 160 members of the maternity system including The Royal College of Midwives, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Directors / Heads of Midwifery and academics.

Projects to strengthen the methodology have commenced.

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