For more than 70 years Make Mothers Matter has been working almost exclusively with volunteers whose work and dedication are second to none. But volunteers are becoming increasingly difficult to recruit and replace in case of departure – especially as mothers are becoming more professionally engaged …
To sustain its existence, MMM needs the financial means to hire committed individuals, enabling the organisation to engage in long-term actions with confidence and impact.
To this end, MMM is interested in joining forces with institutions or foundations which share its mission and vision to build long-term partnerships.
Supporting an NGO like MMM can help improve a company’s Corporate Social Responsibility well beyond the communication discourse and image that it wishes to portray. MMM’s mission to work with and for mothers sends a positive signal. It is also a way to raise awareness and concretely engage its male and female employees on topics that are at the heart of MMM’s advocacy work. These include:
23.11.23
On November 7th, we co-hosted an event at the EU Parliament on peripartum depression with MEP Maria Noichl.
13.11.23
Make Mothers Matter launched a new video series on Maternal Mental Health, addressing mothers, their families and society in general. Our aim is to highlight the latest research surrounding maternal health in o
24.10.23
A look back at our LP4Y event in New York
12.10.23
As part of the LP4Y Youth Inclusion International Forum, which will take place on 18-19 October 2023 in New York/Brooklyn, Make Mothers Matter is organizing a session entitled Make Young Mothers Count, whose ma
11.10.23
UN Geneva, Human Rights Council - Entitled ‘Centrality of care and support from a human rights perspective’, this landmark resolution was presented by the governments of Argentina, Iceland, Mexico and Spain
09.10.23
In June this year, the European Union (EU) Commission announced a new high-priority initiative to address the mental health of all Europeans.