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Kintsugi Hope Wellbeing Groups and @ipswich_beam have been mentioned in BBC News this week "The charity runs wellbeing courses, coffee mornings, and art therapy sessions, which allow Penelope to release her "anger, tensions and fears". bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan… #wellbeing

BEAM on BBC. Incredibly brave mothers. So proud. #speakout #compassion #hope #support #fostercare #birthmothers #adoption #care

Beam - Support for Birth Mothers youtube.com/shorts/clKI6Dp… via @YouTube

So glad I got to help them setting there group up for people like me up in Scotland thanks for the opportunity

The Care Review out today states, "The 3 key factors in the child welfare system are support, support, support." BEAM offers peer to peer support to mothers apart from their children. It is a non judgmental zone, a safe place with women who know too well the pain of loss.

FRG's Chair & member of the Review’s Experts by Experience Board, @AFrazerWicks said, “The 3 key factors in the child welfare system are support, support, support. Early support for families to reduce the likelihood of a child being placed in care. 3/

No matter what the past, make your #future AMAZiNG! #JoyTrain #Joy #Blessed #Quote #Quotes #MentalHealth #Mindfulness #GoldenHearts #IAM #ChooseLove #MondayThoughts #MondayMorning #MondayMotivation #MotivationMonday #makeyourownlane #spdc RT @AsanaHealth

Adoption is so very important but please do not think all birth mums are bad pple who have children removed, every1 of us has our own unique story of pain n non of us have the right to judge...please consider the child's core of their self worth, of their identity, of why them &w

Is it their fault? Help them to understand mums sometimes are too poorly, have poor mh, addiction but behind that their story of pain, trauma, grief, sadness. Let us help adopted children understand both birth mum & adopters can love them together.

You are ALWAYS enough! #JoyTrain #quote #selflove #Wisdom RT @KellyMartin_UK

‘Sometimes, when you are a birth mum it can feel like people are sticking their noses up at you. It is important to break down negative attitudes If you would like to know more or get involved please contact Siobhan Beckwith – siobhan.beckwith@womencentre.org.uk or 07590445847.

@Yourgirlpower1 @HappyHatton @advocacyintheUK @PFAN_UK @Andy_Bilson @EmilyK100 @AngelaMBarra @tammymayes1 @SammyDuffin2 @Emma_Geddes1 @MorrissLisa @NewBeginningsGM @JennyHa71722695 @IPAN2019 @SWConcern they should prob read this amazon.com.au/Why-Women-Are-…

To the mums who have to live apart from their child/ren, I believe you. I know your psin, your struggles. As mothers day approaches, I wanted to reach out to you & say, yes it's shit not being with yr child but it won't always be this way. Keep Hope, Keep Love & Trust. I Hope 🙏

Showing up consistently increases your self-confidence and helps you get better.

Vicky McClure will narrate a short film dealing with child loss The short film tells the story of four separate women who lose a child at different stages of their motherhood and the grief that follows. Let’s talk about it 👇 📸David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock

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