Peer Supporter Training

Red Nose is delivering online training for voluntary peer supporter roles for anyone with lived experience of a baby dying during pregnancy (including miscarriage and termination for medical reasons), at birth, as a newborn, infant or child. To register interest in this training, please click here or for more information contact [email protected].

We have two training courses scheduled across four nights over the coming months.

November 2023 training course dates: November 14th, 15th, 21st & 22nd - 7.00pm - 9.30pm AEST

February 2024 training course dates: February 6th, 7th, 13th & 14th - 7.00pm - 9.30pm AEST

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Peer Supporter Training

We are recruiting for new peer supporters for our 1300 grief support line and for group facilitators – both online and for our Brisbane, North Brisbane, Perth and Melbourne in-person groups.
Ways to be ok Forum: How Culture and Ritual can Influence our Grieving
Older Loss

In the late 1990’s an Older Loss group was established by Sands Victoria to bring together the parents of babies who died prior to the early 1980’s, when hospitals took stillborn babies, and those who died as a newborn, away and buried unknown locations. Parents were not able to see or hold their babies.
A holiday message from the CEO

We thank you for entrusting us with your heartbreak, and letting us assist you on your journey of grief this year.

Ways to be ok Forum: How Culture and Ritual can Influence our Grieving
Brisbane Open House

Bereaved families are invited to join us at our local offices for our Open House program. Drop in for a cuppa and a chat and connect with other bereaved families in a relaxed environment.
Brisbane volunteer days 2022

Join us for Vollie Day, where you’ll find good company and good conversation while paying it forward to other families.
Order your memorial plaque for the Todd Freemantle Centre updated mural

We are delighted to share with you that the beautiful memorial mural at the Todd Fremantle memorial centre has been extended.
Marion and Meagan - a friendship forged through loss

Meagan and Marion met each other through Sands in the early 2000s. Their friendship has only grown and solidified through the years.