Wolverhampton Maternity Voices Partnership

03/12/2025

Join us TOMORROW at your next Maternity & Neonatal Voices Partnership Meeting in Wolverhampton.

It starts at 10:30am and all the family is welcome to come along and meet with the MNVP, share their experiences or just have a cuppa 💙

The Wolverhampton Swimming and Leisure Centre is not far from New Cross Hospital.

The MNVP Meeting is a safe space for you to ask questions, share your experiences or listen to others that have accessed Maternity Services.

01/12/2025

Join us at your next Maternity & Neonatal Voices Partnership Meeting in Wolverhampton.

It starts at 10:30am on Thursday 4 December and all the family is welcome to come along and meet with the MNVP, share their experiences or just have a cuppa 💙

The Wolverhampton Swimming and Leisure Centre is not far from New Cross Hospital.

The MNVP Meeting is a safe space for you to ask questions, share your experiences or listen to others that have accessed Maternity Services.

06/10/2025

Follow the new Black Country MNVP Instagram Page for updates and information about the MNVP across the Black Country, including in:

💜Dudley
💛Sandwell & West Birmingham
💚Walsall
💙Wolverhampton

Please note this page will be no longer be in use by the end of 2025.

06/10/2025

Follow the new Black Country MNVP page for updates and information about the MNVP across the Black Country, including in:

💜Dudley
💛Sandwell & West Birmingham
💚Walsall
💙Wolverhampton

Please note this page will be no longer be in use by the end of 2025.

Welcome to the new page for all things Maternity & Neonatal Voices Partnership related across the Black Country.

This will eventually replace the individual pages we have for:

💜 Dudley
💛 Sandwell & West Birmingham
💚 Walsall
💙 Wolverhampton

The intention is to share all updates for each area across the Black Country through this one social media presence under Black Country MNVP 💜💛💚💙

23/09/2025

We would like to invite you to join a group that will be reviewing the care provided by Maternity and Neonatal services across Wolverhampton.

We are meeting at Graiseley Family Hub at 10am on Monday 29 September 💙

Book tickets using the link and come along on the day.

“I can tell what kind of care my daughter is going to get within 15 steps of walking on to the ward”.

09/09/2025

Click the link to find out further information about the Pelvic Floor Sessions coming up.

The next one is tomorrow at 1pm at Graiseley Family Hub

If you want to know about pelvic Health in Pregnancy, attend these sessions, especially for women whose first language is not English

04/09/2025

Join your Wolverhampton MNVP at the Wolverhampton Swimming & Fitness Centre on Monday 15 September 2025 from 13:30 to share your story of accessing Maternity and/or Neonatal care at New Cross Hospital, Cannock Hospital and the surrounding areas.

Click on the link for more information and to book tickets 💙

The MNVP Meeting is a safe space for you to ask questions, share your experiences or listen to others that have accessed Maternity Services.

04/09/2025

02/06/2025

Come and join us for your next MNVP Meeting in Wolverhampton, which is being held at Cannock Family Hub on Thursday 12 June from 10:30am.

We welcome anyone that has accessed Maternity and/or Neonatal Care in and around Wolverhampton and Cannock or at Cannock Hospital and/or at New Cross Hospital.

Come along, share your experience, have a cuppa and find out what the MNVP in Wolverhampton is doing 💙

The MNVP Meeting is a safe space for you to ask questions, share your experiences or listen to others that have accessed Maternity Services.

02/04/2025

The Pelvic Health Survey has been extended, so please have your say if you had a baby in the last 4 years in the Black Country.

To help us improve the service we offer women please complete this survey about Pelvic floor exercises and Pelvic health - https://bit.ly/Pelvic-Health-Survey

Share this with anyone who you know that this might relate to so that we can look to improve care and recovery in Pelvic Health.

“Women are often in floods of tears when they’ve finally opened up about their pelvic health because they’ve suffered this life-changing issue in silence – for years.”

Ruth Hopper is determined to challenge the stigma around this important area of healthcare that can significantly impact women’s lives physically and mentally, break up relationships and prompt huge career changes.

She is proud to have taken on the role of Advanced Practitioner Physiotherapist, becoming the Clinical Lead for the Perinatal Pelvic Health Service (PPHS) across the Black Country Local Maternity and Neonatal System (LMNS).

The service is hosted by The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust.

Read full story here https://blackcountryics.org.uk/news-and-documents/latest-news/championing-pelvic-health-black-country-women