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Action on Postpartum Psychosis (APP)

Action on Postpartum Psychosis (APP) is a UK charity providing free specialist information, peer support and recovery resources for mothers and families affected by postpartum psychosis. Trained volunteers with lived experience offer reassurance, understanding, and practical guidance, helping families navigate recovery, connect with others, and access appropriate professional care and support.

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Al-Mizan Charitable Trust — Charity, hardship grants

Al-Mizan Charitable Trust provides small grants to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship across the UK, regardless of faith or cultural background. Its General Welfare Fund supports essential household needs, education, employment and crisis recovery. Grants are assessed individually, helping disadvantaged families access practical resources and improve their circumstances and wellbeing.

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Best Start Family Hubs (England) - Free family and parenting support

Best Start Family Hubs provide free, accessible support for expectant parents and families with children across England. They bring together parenting advice, infant feeding support, health services, emotional wellbeing, and early childhood development activities. Families can connect with professionals, meet other parents, and find practical help within their local community.

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Citizens Advice - Free, confidential advice

Citizens Advice provides free, confidential, independent and impartial guidance to individuals and families facing financial, housing, employment, benefits or legal difficulties. Through local advisers, telephone services and online resources, the charity helps parents understand their rights, access financial support, resolve everyday problems and make informed decisions about their family's circumstances.

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