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Additional support for healthcare workers
Make birth better
Equality 4 black nurses
Make birth better
When you’re experiencing PTSD or its symptoms, or feeling emotionally exhausted, it becomes challenging to provide the compassionate and sensitive care that women and birthing people deserve. This isn't why you chose this profession. It’s crucial to access mental health resources and trauma support during these times. Change is possible, and we’re here to offer crisis support when you need it most.
nurse lifeline
Equality 4 black nurses
Make birth better
Whether you are a nurse, midwife or healthcare support worker; newly qualified or experienced, student, associate, military, retired, or a family member or friend of someone in the profession, if you want to chat, our volunteer team will be here to listen.
Equality 4 black nurses
Equality 4 black nurses
Equality 4 black nurses
Our aim is to bring about positive change by lobbying employers and government to reduce and eradicate racial discrimination in the healthcare sector. Our nurse-led organisation, Equality 4 Black Nurses, has been developed in response to systemic racism and its disproportionate and adverse effects on Black health care staff and Black mothers in the UK, particularly in the context of accessing vital crisis support and mental health resources, as well as trauma support.
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