This update from our Perinatal and Infant Mental Health (PIMH) fund follows the stories of families who have been supported by the partner charities. These stories highlight the kind, compassionate approach and life changing impact that the third sector has on families and babies, and shows how the work which is being delivered helps to achieve the overall outcomes of this fund.
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The PIMH team at Inspiring Scotland want to thank all the charities and families involved for letting them share their stories.
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