

Culturally sensitive support
Pre and postnatal depression and anxiety can affect anyone, but cultural differences can sometimes create unique barriers to seeking help. Acacia aims to provide culturally sensitive care that respects and understands your experiences.
We offer tailored resources and inclusive befriending support and groupwork, both in person or online.
We’re here to welcome all communities of any faith or none to ensure that every parent has access to the care and hope Acacia can provide.
Find below links to videos about pre and postnatal
depression and anxiety in many languages:
Dr Anita talks about perinatal mental health in Urdu
Dr Zahera Kapasi Talks About Perinatal Mental Health in Gujarati
Amandeep Soomal talks about perinatal mental health in Punjabi
Dr Anita talks about perinatal mental health in Dari
Katarina Rigova talks about perinatal mental health in Slovak
Faiza Rehman talks about perinatal mental health in Mirpuri
Perinatal positivity videos in multiple languages
Acacia mum Joshna's story in English
PHQ9 and GAD forms in other languages
PHQ forms in various languages are available for download here
Medication fact sheets
A range of printable medication information leaflets in many different languages are available by clicking here and then searching for the correct leaflet in your chosen language.
Approachable Parenting offers a variety of support services for new parents, including recognized evidence based parenting courses, for the needs of Muslim families. Click here to visit the website.
Raham Project A group for mothers and their partners of ethnic minority backgrounds. This group is dedicated to all things related to pregnancy, childbirth and the post birth period - with an emphasis on maintaining and improving mental wellbeing. Click here to visit the Facebook page
The Refugee Council provide crisis advice, mental health counselling and practical support to help people settle and integrate into their new community
The Bethel Doula service provides support to vulnerable and isolated pregnant women in Birmingham during their pregnancies, their childbirth and after their babies have been born.
West Midlands Marriage and Honour Based Abuse 24 Hour Multi Lingual Helpline If you are worried about yourself, or someone you know being at risk of forced marriage or honour based abuse, the multi lingual helpline is here to support you. You can call 24 hours, day or night. If you would like to discuss your options, access immediate emergency refuge, or simply ask questions or tell us how you are feeling please ring 0800 953 9777 now.
Perinatal Positivity (Romanian)
Dr Anita talks about PND (Urdu)