The Circle of Ma and Mamas for Mamas Collaborate to Support Women’s Well-Being
The Circle of MA, and Mamas for Mamas, are a non-profit organization that provides support to mothers and caregivers. Together, they have launched a program that aims to help women improve their overall well-being and cope with the challenges they are facing.
The 4-week program, called “The MA Formular for Well-Being,” offers women resources and tools to enhance their well-being and manage stress, anxiety, and other issues. It will include guided meditations, self-care practices, and a community of support to help women feel more grounded and empowered.
“We are excited to partner with Mamas for Mamas to support women’s well-being,” said Quinn Cashion, the ambassador, and register therapeutic counsellor of The Circle of MA. “We believe that well-being is a critical component of overall health, and we want to empower women to prioritize their self-care.”
The collaboration between The Circle of MA and Mamas for Mamas comes at a time when many women are grappling with the consequences of domestic violence, as well as the challenges posed by the pandemic such as heightened stress levels, social isolation, and financial pressures. Recent research indicates that over 50% of women have witnessed a decrease in their overall well-being since the outbreak of the pandemic.
“We hope that this program will help women feel more connected and supported during these challenging times,” said Shirley Sio, the Executive Director of The Circle of MA. “We believe that by coming together and supporting each other, we can be stronger than ever.”
The Circle of MA aims to bring hope and light to women who have experienced or are currently going through unpleasant journeys.
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