We’re excited to introduce a brand-new space built just for you — our GCMH community of parents, caregivers, professionals, and advocates who care deeply about maternal and child health.
Whether you’re navigating the joys and challenges of motherhood, raising a child with special educational needs (SEND), or supporting otherss in your community, this platform is your safe, supportive corner of the internet.
Why We Built This
We’re excited to introduce a brand-new space built just for you — our GCMH community of parents, caregivers, professionals, and advocates who care deeply about maternal and child health.
Whether you’re navigating the joys and challenges of motherhood, raising a child with special educational needs (SEND), or supporting others in your community, this platform is your safe, supportive corner of the internet.
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Over the years, we’ve heard your stories, answered your emails, and felt your desire for deeper connection. So, we created something that goes beyond just reading — a space where you can interact, share, and learn from people who truly get it.
Our new community platform is:
- Private and safe — built with trust in mind
- Interactive — with real conversations, not just comments
- Supportive — because we all need someone who understands
Who It’s For
This community is especially for:
- Parents and guardians navigating maternal health
- Families raising children with SEND or complex needs
- Health professionals and advocates who want to support and learn
No filters. No judgment. Just connection.
✨ What You Can Do Inside:
- Join topic-based groups
- Ask questions or share stories
- Attend virtual circles and support sessions
- Connect with others across the globe
We’re building something beautiful here — and we’d love for you to be a part of it.
🚪 Ready to Step In?
Click below to join the community and start connecting today.
About The Author:
Agnes Agyepong
Founder & CEO
Agnes Agyepong is a mother of three and the founder and CEO of The Global Black Maternal Health Institute. As a maternal health advocate in the UK and former Head of Engagement at a national charity, Agnes has published articles and spoken extensively about the need for maternal health research to become more diverse and inclusive
