Parliamentarians join the Protect Against Birth Haemorrhage Campaign

We are pleased to welcome the first group of parliamentary supporters of the Protect Against Birth Haemorrhage Campaign.

Our supporters are helping to raise awareness of postpartum haemorrhage and ensure it is recognised as a major women’s health and maternity safety priority.

By standing with the campaign, they are supporting calls for practical action to improve recognition, escalation and treatment, reduce variation in care and prevent avoidable harm to women and families.

We look forward to working with our parliamentary supporters as we continue to bring PPH into national discussions about safer maternity care.

Our first group of parliamentary supporters:

·       Paulette Hamilton, Labour MP for Birmingham Erdington

·       Juliet Campbell, Labour MP for Broxtowe

·       Kenneth Stevenson, Labour MP for Airdrie and Shotts

·       Marie Rimmer, Labour MP for St Helens and Whiston

·       Adam Dance, Liberal Democrat MP for Yeovil

·       Julie Minns, Labour MP for Carlisle

We would like to thank each of our parliamentary supporters for lending their voice to the campaign and helping raise the profile of postpartum haemorrhage as a major women’s health and maternity safety issue.

You can keep up to date with our supporters through our Supporters page here