A clear example of our impact is the case of Baby S, referred to us by a London-based safeguarding team. The referral was urgent—Baby S’s mother was experiencing acute psychosis and was deemed a significant risk to both herself and her unborn child. Within one hour of receiving the referral, Newcross had a skilled, compassionate support worker on-site in the hospital, providing 1:1 supervision and emotional reassurance. Our team quickly built trust with Baby S’s mother, helping her to remain settled and engaged with clinical staff, allowing hospital teams to focus on the wider ward and patients. Following the birth of Baby S,our support continued—working alongside the perinatal mental health team, paediatrics, and social services to promote safe bonding and monitor risk. Initially, it was expected that Baby S would need to be placed into foster care immediately. However, through the consistency and expertise of our team, and the mother’s remarkable progress with the right support, those plans changed. Our support transitioned seamlessly into the community, with 6 weeks of intensive care at home to maintain safety, stability, and ongoing assessment. With continued encouragement, practical help, and emotional support, Baby S’s mother has now established a stable routine, is actively engaging in her care plan, and is successfully parenting her child—outcomes that once felt unachievable.