Newcastle Birth Movement, Warners Bay
Warm, friendly, down to earth.
Experiencing emotional or educational concern or worry? Want to talk to someone as soon as possible? Contact Katie: 0457869935
Prefer to leave a message and have some written conversations?
Leave a message at the form below
Want to visit us face-to-face?
Drop-in randomly during our public drop-in hour each day, Monday-Friday, 11:30am - 12:30pm.
If the matter is medical - call your local, hospital, antenatal team, or 000
One great option is to reach out to a local Birth Doula.
There is also a great national group called the Maternity Consumer Network!
Check them out:
https://www.maternityconsumernetwork.org.au
Maternity Consumer Network is Australia's leading maternity consumer advocacy organisation
Phone: Founder/ Media (Alecia): 0401 033 348
If the matter is medical, call your local, hospital, antenatal team, or 000
Warm, friendly, down to earth.
We share our space with others, just follow our signs to find us.
(The Building is owned by Uniting Church Australia, where we are hosted by the generous and caring good will of the Congregation).
We have no religious affiliations and are a Community Group for all.
Local parents share some of their thoughts.
“I was so thrilled to discover and be able to attend these birth meetings during my pregnancies! I loved connecting with the community, sharing stories, gaining insightful information and feeling empowered in my choices around pregnancy and birth. The friendships I made were strong and they continue to flourish to this day”.
“Relaxed meetings with great facilitation which makes everyone attending feel welcome and supported, including partners. In the meetings I’ve been to, the discussions have been informative and positive. Mothers and partners can share their experiences with the group if they like, and others can benefit”.
"As a first time mum, I was so glad to have been supported by the welcoming women at the Newcastle Birth Movement throughout my pregnancy, birth and as I navigated motherhood. They offered support, connection and knowledge in a safe and nurturing environment".
Respect and honour to the Awabakal and Worimi people as the original and wise custodians of this land. Honour to those who have birthed and breastfed their babies on this sacred land for more than 65,000 years. May ancient wisdoms find their way into the hearts of all.