More mamas supported.
More pathways to care.
This is the work your support makes possible.
BGMH Foundation brings together mental health care, family support, and provider education to advance mental health equity for Black mamas, women, birthing people, and their families.
Our goal is a community where asking for help leads to care.
Behind every number is someone who deserves support.
Every session, training, and community gathering represents an opportunity to make care more accessible. Together with our donors, partners, providers, and volunteers, we’re helping families connect with support and strengthening the network around them.
What your support makes possible
Making therapy more accessible
Cost can stand between needing support and getting it.
Through sponsored therapy and therapy vouchers, we help eligible mamas and birthing people access culturally responsive mental health care. Funding this care helps make room for conversations about pregnancy, postpartum, identity, relationships, and the challenges that can be difficult to say out loud.
Creating space for connection
Motherhood can feel lonely, even when someone is surrounded by people.
Our support groups offer space for mamas to share what they’re carrying, connect with others, and receive support through the changes of pregnancy and postpartum.
Supporting the family around a mama
Becoming parents can change how couples communicate, share responsibilities, and connect.
Through Bringing Baby Home and our family support programming, we offer opportunities to prepare for those changes and practice ways to navigate them together.
See the work. Follow our progress.
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2024 Annual Report
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2025 Annual Report
SUPPORT THE MISSION
Help make care possible for the next mama.
Your gift supports the work that connects families to therapy, community, practical resources, and providers with perinatal mental health training.
Give once to support this work today, or become a monthly donor to help sustain it throughout the year.
Together, we can make it easier for more mamas to find support when they need it.