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Birthrights responds to findings from the Amos National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation Review

The final report from the Amos National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation calls for systemic, urgent change to maternity services. Birthrights welcomes this call to action, which echoes last week’s Ockenden report in its urgency, and stands in solidarity with the women and birthing people and healthcare professionals whose experiences serve as the evidence of this broken system…

Birthrights’ evidence forms part of Health and Social Care Select Committee’s Black Maternal Health Report

The publication today of the Black Mental Health report confirms what we have long known – that systemic racism and disparities in maternity care are failing Black women and birthing people in England.