The Baring Foundation has generously supported us since 2016, with a focus on capacity-building and our peer partners project to reach women most at risk of unsafe, disrespectful or poor quality care.
We are delighted to have three-year funding from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation to help us deliver our 2018-2021 strategy, reaching more women and healthcare professionals and increasing our policy influence.
Our three-year partnership with law firm Irwin Mitchell is underpinned by our shared agenda to promote choice, dignity and safety, to prevent birth injury and trauma.
In 2019, we announced Leigh Day as our first corporate partner, with a three-year commitment to help us reach more women and put us on a more secure footing for the future.
Trust for London funded our joint research project with Birth Companions to investigate the rights issues experienced by women facing severe and multiple disadvantage during pregnancy, birth and postnatal care.
Other supporters - past and present
We are extremely grateful for the much-needed financial and in-kind support we have received since we were founded, including from:
- Bindmans LLP
- 39 Essex Chambers
- Garden Court Chambers Special Fund
- Hollick Family Foundation
- Matrix Chambers
- Sheila Kitzinger Programme
- The Sir Hugh and Lady Sykes Charitable Trust
- Three Crowns LLP
- All our generous individual donors, volunteers and anonymous supporters
Read more about how Birthrights is funded in our latest Impact Report or our Annual Reports to the Charity Commission.