Whether your doctor told you there was no heartbeat at 8 weeks, or you lost your baby at 26 weeks, or at 34 weeks after you had already felt them move and grow inside you, we understand that pain and trauma. However and whenever your loss happened, it was real, and so is your grief.
Safe peer support spaces where you can express and share what you're feeling, without holding back
Grief support and guidance to help you process what you've been through, at your own pace
Resources to help you understand emotional trauma and find your own pathway to healing
Support for couples who grieve differently, so neither partner feels alone or misunderstood in their pain
Guidance for families and partners on how to hold and support each other through this
Assistance with burial services and bereavement care, handled with dignity and care
Help navigating the hospital and delivery process, including paperwork and formalities
To make sure your grief is acknowledged, supported and held with dignity, compassion and understanding, never with silence, and never in isolation. From the hospital room to the days that follow, we will help carry what we can, so you don't have to carry it all alone.