Join other families who have experienced a loss similar to yours. You are not alone. We are here for you. Read more
This year, we are hoping to have Walks to Remember all over the country. Plans are currently underway and we look forward to letting you know more. Read more
Each October we acknowledge pregnancy and infant loss awareness month and its special day on 15 October Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance day. Read more
Hospital to Home is a program funded by the federal government and designed to support bereaved parents following stillbirth and newborn death. Read more
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This video will help health professionals support parents of stillborn babies to make an informed decision about whether they want an autopsy of their baby Read more
We are excited to introduce our new volunteer program, Footprints. Read more
We are honoured to help you remember your baby or child forever in your hearts but no longer in your arms. Our merchandise can help you celebrate the little life gone too soon. Read more
Register your interest in becoming a volunteer to help support bereaved families. Read more
Pregnancy, neo-natal, newborn and child loss doesn't discriminate. We welcome and wish to support people of all backgrounds. Find a translated document in a language that is suitable for you. Read more
Heart Strings Membership Program from Red Nose and Sands Read more
can fund a one-on-one professional counselling session for a family devastated by the loss of their treasured child. Read more
can provide a grieving family with special hand-made burial clothes and a tiny casket for their stillborn baby. Read more
can fund a call to our Safe Sleep Advice Line from anxious parents seeking information about how to help their baby safe. Read more
If you've experienced a pregnancy loss prior to 20 weeks gestation, you may be eligible for a commemorative certificate recognising your loss from your state department of births, deaths and marriages. Read more
“What would they have sounded like?” “Why does nobody call on their anniversary?” Parents share pain of silence in lead up to Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month Read more
Downloadable resources for our 2020 Walk to Remember Events Read more
No father expects his baby to die, and when the unthinkable does happen, a father's grief can often feel overlooked. This is a very challenging time for you, but you are not alone. There are many sources of support available for dads like you. Read more
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic we've had to make some important changes to the way bereaved parents can access our support services at this time. Read more
A survey of bereaved parent experiences of support and resources following pregnancy and infant loss Read more