We Support The Following Organisations

We offer support to the following voluntary organisations. Please consider donating to the important work that they all do!
A community of support for women who have fled from violence or traffickers, and are pregnant or with a young child and are seeking international protection in the UK.
The WHFS (Women's Health & Family Services) volunteer Maternity Mates™ project is an exciting and rewarding scheme that provides accredited training to volunteers, enabling them to support women through the latter stages of pregnancy, childbirth and the early weeks of motherhood.
Birth support for displaced women in Bristol.
We provide one-to-one birth companions to ensure each mother gives birth safely, makes informed choices and receives the nurturing support she needs for a positive birth and early parenting experience.
Support for women and pregnant people in Birmingham.
​We work on a referral basis. If you, or someone you know is in need of extra support during pregnancy to prevent isolation, then please follow the link below to our referral form.
​We wish that women who are about to give birth feel comfortable, secure and have their needs met. We believe that no woman should be facing birth alone, homeless, destitute, isolated, fearful, hurting. We would like to welcome each baby warmly into this world and make sure new mums have the support they need.
​At Birth Companions we believe that no woman should go through pregnancy, birth and early motherhood on her own. That’s why we offer practical and emotional support to women before, during and after their baby’s birth in prisons across England and in the community in London. It’s hard to sum up everything we do but women often tell us we are like family.
Supporting childbearing women and people in disadvantage and financial hardship
Doulas Without Borders is a network which offers accessible grassroots services to women and childbearing people experiencing multiple disadvantages and financial hardship during pregnancy, birth and early parenthood.
Bethel Doula Service
​We provide support to vulnerable and isolated pregnant women in Birmingham during their pregnancies, their childbirth and after their babies have been born.
​Our Bradford Doulas project supports women to make the best choices for themselves and their babies, helping them to achieve a positive birth experience and building their knowledge to enable them to make informed decisions about childbirth, nutrition and breastfeeding. Support from volunteer doulas can also connect families into network of other support services.