EVER SAID, “I WISH I COULD FIND A MOTHERS GROUP NEAR ME”?

Mama Tribe is where you’ll find a local mothers group near you – from Melbourne to Mooloolaba, Sydney to Subiaco, and everywhere in between.

Are you looking for a gym buddy? Perhaps a mum to grab a coffee with so you can talk about that damn sleep regression?

Maybe you just want a like-minded mama to pass you the tissues.

Whatever the case, Mama Tribe can help you find local, like-minded mama friends near you!

MAMA TRIBE IS A FREE-TO-JOIN COMMUNITY

We’re a grass-roots, mama-led organisation with over 85,000 members across 45 locations in Australia.

All mums throughout Australia are warmly invited to join Mama Tribe. You can attend a local meet-up or host your own meet-up. You’re also welcome to join in the fun at one of our special events – like our monthly Mama Mingles.

Mama Tribe is an incredibly supportive, positive and welcoming community, both online and face-to-face. And that’s because our mission is simple: We’re here to make sure that no mum feels lonely, isolated or without support. #nomumleftbehind

But #nomumleftbehind is more than just a hashtag.

We have partnered with the Centre of Perinatal Excellence (COPE), a not-for-profit organisation. COPE is devoted to reducing the impacts of emotional and mental health problems commonly experienced during pregnancy and in the early years following the birth of a baby.

Welcome mama, you’ve found your tribe.

JOIN THE TRIBE

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH COPE, CENTRE OF PERINATAL EXCELLENCE

Creating bigger and better support systems for mums across Australia, together

Mother's group near me - COPE partnered with Mama Tribe

The Centre of Perinatal Excellence (COPE) is a national not for profit organisation.

COPE focuses on supporting the emotional and mental health of parents throughout the perinatal period – through pregnancy and the first years following the birth of their baby.

COPE and Mama Tribe’s partnership equips Mama Tribe Ambassadors with accredited perinatal mental health community education training to ensure vulnerable mothers needing more support are identified early and referred to appropriate treatment.