Reduce maternal health inequalities for African, Asian and Caribbean heritage women
Reduce maternal health inequalities for African, Asian and Caribbean heritage women
The Maternal Health Inequalities project seeks to reduce the stark maternal health inequalities and resulting birth trauma experienced by African, Asian and Caribbean women.
One of the intended outcomes is to determine what anti-racist antenatal and postnatal support looks like within healthcare systems, including through piloting rights-based antenatal classes, postnatal support and maternity services through a co-production approach.
Learning, evaluation and recommendations of the project will be published.
At SEEN, we pride ourselves on the work we do, and are striving to achieve our aims of creating a society where children and young people of African, Asian and Caribbean heritage have equitable futures – working with our partners to deliver these solutions. If you are interested in working with us on this, please get in touch below.