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September marks Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Awareness Month and is dedicated to creating a supportive and empowering community for NICU patients, their families, and the professionals who provide them with care.  

Responding to MBRRACE-UK's 2025 Saving Lives, Improving Mothers’ Care report, Angela McConville, Chief Executive at NCT said: 

NCT welcomes the appointment of panel to review maternity and neonatal services in Wales, but cautions over lack of focus on equity. An NCT spokesperson said:

Responding to the news that Baroness Valerie Amos has been appointed to lead the government’s investigation into NHS maternity and neonatal care, NCT Chief Executive, Angela McConville said:

Feeding isn't always straight forward, and it can take time to feel confident. Last year nearly a quarter (23%) of parents told us they did not have a positive feeding experience and three in ten (33%) found their feeding experience did not go to plan.

Responding to FiveXMore’s 2025 Black Maternity Experiences Report, Angela McConville, Chief Executive, NCT said: 

Responding to launch of the Government’s 10 Year Health Plan for the NHS, Angela McConville, Chief Executive, NCT said: 

At NCT, we are committed to ensuring that our support for parents - both before and after birth - is meaningful, inclusive, and responsive to their needs. In 2022, we launched a bold five-year strategy to reach more parents, grow our impact, and strengthen the foundations of our charity so we can continue to serve families through pregnancy, birth and early parenthood.