Amma wins Charity of the Year at the 2026 Scottish Charity Awards

We are proud to share that Amma Birth Companions has been named Charity of the Year (Large) at the Scottish Charity Awards 2026. The award recognises the impact of our work supporting women and families across Glasgow during pregnancy, birth and early parenthood, and celebrates the dedication of the staff, volunteers, partners and supporters who make that work possible every day.

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Hatred has no place here: A message to our community

This week, racist violence and intimidation have spread across the UK, including here in Glasgow. We are sickened by what is happening in our city. The people responsible are a small minority who do not speak for Glasgow or for Scotland. This is a country where people of all backgrounds live side by side, and where most people believe that individuals and families seeking safety deserve to be welcomed.

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Amma contributes to Ferret investigation into conditions for mothers and babies in temporary accommodation

Earlier this month, The Ferret published an investigation into the conditions mothers and babies are living in across Scotland’s temporary and asylum accommodation. Amma contributed to this piece, sharing evidence from our work supporting pregnant women and new mothers in hotels across Glasgow.

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Amma’s response to the HIS Inspection of Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Maternity Services in Glasgow

Every week, we support women and birthing people through pregnancy, birth, and the immediate postnatal period at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH). We frequently see the dedication of the staff who care for them. We also see what happens when a system is pushed beyond its limits. Today’s Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) report speaks to both realities.

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Aveen’s Story: Navigating language barriers during pregnancy & birth

When Aveen arrived in the UK, expecting her first child, she was seeking safety and a fresh start. After fleeing war in her home country, she found herself in Scotland unable to speak or read English. With no friends or family around to support, Aveen felt isolated, anxious, and afraid.

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