Anchor Perinatal Wellness

10/25/2026

For anyone who could use a free Thanksgiving meal. Durham. Katie is an amazing chef and human. 💕

Help us feed Durham families this Thanksgiving. 🦃

Thanksgiving for All is a free Thanksgiving dinner on Nov. 26, and all are welcome. Last year we fed about 150 people. This year we're planning for 250.

Our goal is $2,500.
$10 covers one plate.
$40 feeds a family of four.

Give here: https://www.supportnow.org/durham-thanksgiving-for-all

Hosted by White Clover Catering at Yates Baptist Church.

10/21/2026

For Triad residents:

Had a baby in the last year? PRCT has two, free postpartum support groups starting in November! Register today at www.prctriad.com/events

10/18/2026

New resource for loss moms in NC.

Introducing the Perinatal Loss Hub from the ECU College of Nursing. 💜

This free, centralized resource is for families experiencing pregnancy or infant loss, their support persons, and the health professionals who care for them.

The hub grew out of research by Dr. Madeline Fernandez, assistant professor of nursing science, with partners at the Pitt County Health Department and Carolina Family Health. Families and providers across eastern North Carolina told her the same thing: it’s hard to know what support exists, where to find it, and how to access it, especially when cost, transportation, or language are barriers.

The hub gathers local, state, national, and international resources, including:

💜 Support groups
💜 Free podcasts and care packages
💜 Remembrance resources
💜 Financial and transportation assistance

Spanish-language services, materials, and interpretation are clearly labeled.

Please share with families, colleagues, and anyone who may benefit. Together, we can make support easier to find.

🔗 https://nursing.ecu.edu/welcome-to-the-perinatal-loss-hub/

10/15/2026

Remembering those who lost a little one 💕

10/07/2026

Today, we'd like to highlight an organization that shelters and cares for survivors of domestic violence - Safe Haven of Person County. This organization is led by people who have dedicated their lives to survivors. Due to funding cuts, they could use our help. Please donate if you can.
Monetary Donations May be made Payable to:
PayPal : [email protected]
OR
Safe Haven of Person County
29 Abbitt Street - P O Box 474
Roxboro, NC 27573

10/02/2026

Join us next Saturday in recognition of perinatal mental health! Bonus: Laurel Hills has a great playground.

We’re just 10 days away from the 2026 Climb Raleigh event at Laurel Hills Park!

The Climb is Postpartum Support International’s annual fundraising event where communities gather to raise awareness about perinatal mental health (PMH) conditions and to connect with others who have walked this road.

The first 30 people will receive swag bags with all sorts of goodies! We will also have giveaways, a resource fair of local vendors, Frostbites food truck, a walk, and much more!

Bring the whole family and help us raise awareness so parents know they are not alone! 🩵

09/30/2026

Thank you, Providers, for considering Anchor Perinatal Wellness as a partner in providing exceptional perinatal mental health care.

Together, we can contribute to the well-being of those navigating the transformative journey of parenthood.

Check out our Referral Information and Resources Page: https://www.anchorperinatal.com/referral-info-and-resources

09/29/2026

A new baby almost always means a lack of sleep. But when the baby starts to sleep through the night and you still can't sleep, that may indicate postpartum insomnia. To learn more, check out the article titled "Reconsidering the dangerous normalization of postpartum sleep loss."

Davis, A. M., & Solomon, N. L. (2026). Reconsidering the dangerous normalization of postpartum sleep loss. Archives of women's mental health, 29(3), 62. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00737-026-01698-y

09/25/2026

This Sunday marks the start of Durham Pride Week. There are lots of great events happening next week in Durham. :)

Anchor Perinatal Wellness offers welcoming and affirming care for all birthing people. No matter your gender identity or sexual orientation, we are here to provide compassionate perinatal healthcare for those in need. 

LGBTQ Center of Durham
Durham Central Park
Sarah P. Duke Gardens
Crank Arm Brewing Durham
Museum of Durham History
Durham Central Park

09/24/2026

Didn't catch this great webinar? Now you can. Watch the recording of "Intermediate Levels of Care: Treating Moderate to Severe Maternal Mental Health Conditions" on Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance (MMHLA)

Or head to the link in our bio.