You're invited to
GATHER & GIVEAn oyster roast celebration to honor the impact of 25 years of supporting moms in the community.
You're invited to
GATHER & GIVE
An oyster roast celebration to honor the impact of 25 years of supporting moms in the community.
You Are Not Alone
We are with you, mama. You are worthy and you are worth love and support. It takes a village, they say, and, together, we will move into motherhood.
About Us
Founded in 2000, Postpartum Support Charleston is a non-profit organization that supports mothers across the Charleston Tri-county area struggling with maternal mental illnesses such as postpartum depression and anxiety.
Through our extensive moms-for-moms network, connection to diverse mental and physical health expertise, and genuine empathy, Postpartum Support Charleston is uniquely positioned to help mothers move into motherhood.
Our mission is to put mom first with an approachable, accessible safety net woven through moms helping moms – we believe that a healthy mom makes for a healthy baby and, ultimately, she and her family living their healthiest, happiest life.
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Real Stories
Real Moms
Listen to these Charleston moms share their journey to motherhood and help to destigmatize the struggle around maternal mental illness.
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Become a part of our safe, judgment-free online community. Share, support, and connect with moms like you across Charleston.
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From One of Our Moms
“Postpartum Support Charleston has helped me to feel less alone. I just got paired with a wonderful mom mentor and I’ve ‘met’ a few new friends and I’m hopeful I’ll meet more. I’m so grateful this is an available resource, I would not have had it available where we moved from. Just knowing I’m not alone in my thoughts is great but having others to talk to is amazing. Even just the posts on Facebook of the little reminders that we matter are a big help. Thank you so much.”
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NICU Mom Circle
Join a monthly group for moms who are currently in the NICU and those who have recently transitioned home.
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It’s a space to process your experiences and emotions, and to connect with others who understand the unique challenges of the NICU journey. Led by a trained Mom Mentor and NICU mom, this group offers both emotional support and practical strategies for navigating life after the NICU.
EVERY
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The Friday Mom Walk
Connect, walk, and find support with other new moms at our weekly walks.
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📍 Four Locations, Every Friday
Week 1 – West Ashley
Week 2 – Mount Pleasant
Week 3 – North Charleston
Week 4 – Summerville
Choose the location that works best for you! Please bring water.
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May
2026 Mom’s Run
SAVE THE DATE!
Honor moms by supporting a cause that helps women suffering from postpartum depression & anxiety.
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Philip Simmons High School
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Our News & Announcements
October: A Month to Remember and Hold Close
This month, we honor families who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss and the love they carry every day. You are not alone.
Communication in Parenthood: How C.A.R.E. Can Help
Communication can feel harder in the postpartum season, but it doesn’t have to be impossible. Local maternal mental health therapist Jessie Evans, LPC, CHC, owner of Steadfast Counseling, shared a simple framework called C.A.R.E. that can help couples connect with more clarity, respect, and support.
Maternal Suicide Awareness Week: 5 Ways to Cope with Suicidal Thoughts
Maternal suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the postpartum period. No mom should ever feel alone in her darkest moments. This Maternal Suicide Awareness Week, we’re sharing 5 ways to cope with suicidal thoughts and reminding every mom: you being here matters.
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Address: 1605 Harbor View Rd., Charleston, SC 29412
Support Line: (843) 410-3585
Support Email: contact@ppdsupport.org
General Email: info@ppdsupport.org



