Free Perinatal Mental Wellbeing Workshops in Tooting

Are you pregnant or a mum with a baby up to 24 months old and from an ethnic community?

MAA, in partnership with the Ethnicity & Mental Health Improvement Project (EMHIP), is offering a FREE 8-week perinatal mental wellbeing programme in Tooting, starting in September 2026.

The workshops provide a warm, welcoming and culturally adapted space where mums and mums-to-be can connect with others, build confidence and learn practical skills to support their mental wellbeing.

Throughout the 8 weeks, sessions will include:

Creative sessions
Bonding with your baby
Peer connection
Cultural discussions
Wellbeing skills

The programme is open to women who are pregnant from their second trimester onwards or mothers with a baby up to 24 months old. Babies are welcome to attend.

Sessions are delivered by trained facilitators who speak English, Bengali, Hindi and Urdu.

Location: EMHIP Hub, Tooting
When: September 2026 – 8 weeks
Cost: Completely FREE
Babies: Welcome
Refreshments: Provided

The venue also provides nappy-changing facilities and a breastfeeding-friendly environment.

Register your interest today to join the programme.

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By submitting this form, you consent to Maa & EMHIP collecting your name, email and phone number to contact you about our perinatal wellbeing sessions. You also give your explicit consent for us to process your ethnicity and your children's ages so we can provide culturally relevant support for your community. Your information is kept safe, never shared with third parties, and you can withdraw your consent or ask us to delete your details at any time by emailing: academia@maaglobal.com

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