Perinatal Wellbeing Canterbury,
a community based not-for-profit organisation dedicated to:

Perinatal Wellbeing Canterbury provides free community-based peer support for parents in Canterbury who are experiencing a decline in mental wellbeing relating to, or resulting from, pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting within

Perinatal anxiety and depression are mental health conditions and there are many places and resources where you can seek help. Keep asking until you get help. In a crisis please

How can you help? Volunteer We rely on volunteers to help us run groups, fundraise and provide governance on our board.  Board members: We are looking for people with 4

For free downloadable fact sheets visit PADA – Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Aotearoa    Topics covered include: Antenatal anxiety and depression Postnatal anxiety and depression  (available in English, Te Reo, Samoan

Our Vision for our community is “Mentally Healthy Parents” Our Mission To encourage and support parents who are experiencing a decline in mental wellbeing relating to, or resulting from, pregnancy,

Around 25% of women will experience depression or anxiety during pregnancy or after the birth of their child. Perinatal mental illness can occur regardless of age, religion, ethnic group or

Perinatal depression and anxiety are not mother only disorders. 1 in 10 fathers will experience depression and anxiety after a child is born. 1 in 20 will experience depression and

Words from people we have supported “I can honestly say nothing helped as much as the completely non-judgemental, unconditional care and support that I found through the Perinatal Wellbeing Canterbury

In a crisis please call 111, go to the nearest EDor call the Crisis Resolution Team on 0800 920 092 Check here for other helplines and support resources  Got a