Action on Pre-eclampsia2026-08-26T08:42:54+00:00

Pre-eclampsia is the most common of the serious complications of pregnancy

Action on Pre-eclampsia’s (APEC) key aims are to raise public and professional awareness of pre-eclampsia, improve care, and ease or prevent physical and emotional suffering caused by the disease.

We do this by providing information and support to members of the public who are affected by pre-eclampsia and support research into finding a cure.

Offering support, guidance and information to families

Providing CPD training opportunities to healthcare professionals

Supporting good clinical research as a logical outcome from our patient advocacy

Looking for answers?

Pre-eclampsia Awareness Hub

Visit our Awareness Hub

Our comprehensive hub of information dedicated to understanding, managing, and coping with pre-eclampsia.

Help us make a difference

Fundraise for APEC

There are lots of ways to support us, from taking part in a marathon or a swim, to playing our weekly charity lottery.

Fundraising for pre-eclampsia

Make a donation

Your donation helps us provide advice and support to those most affected by pre-eclampsia, as well as supporting the professional development of midwives and GPs across the UK.

Stories and experiences

We are very grateful to the parents who have sent us their experience and stories and thank them for allowing us to share.

Eva’s Story

August 17, 2026|

In her own words: I conceived via IVF last year and had a textbook pregnancy, asides from a little [...]

Amy’s Story

August 3, 2026|

Amy's Story: HELLP Syndrome, Birth Trauma and Finding Hope Again When I was pregnant with my first baby, I [...]

Alex’s story

June 10, 2026|

In her own words: I remember learning about pre-eclampsia in medical school and thinking it sounded like a terrifying [...]

Gaia’s story

June 2, 2026|

In her own words: My pregnancy started like a dream: unexpected and surreal. It came at the right time, [...]

Nick’s story

May 27, 2026|

In his own words: On May 24th 1996.My wife Michelle was admitted to Margate Maternity with high blood pressure [...]

Louise’s story

May 27, 2026|

In her own words: It's almost 1 year since the birth of our child. Everything had been going well [...]

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