2021 Victorian Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Service Resources

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Working Bee & BBQ at The Todd Freemantle Centre, Mt Gravatt

Please join us on Sunday November 14th as we work together to restore our beautiful memorial garden.
Hospital to Home has been refunded

Hospital to Home – an innovative service to support grieving families following stillbirth has been refunded to meet growing demand.
Standing silent for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day

Every year on October 15, around the world people light a candle at 7pm (in their time zone) to participate in the Wave of Light to remember and honour their little ones who have died. No matter how far along you were in your pregnancy you are invited to participate and share a your photo of your candle or light by #WaveofLight and #StandingSilent
Make ‘The Stillbirth Promise’ to help reduce the rate

At about 36 weeks’ pregnancy, Brisbane couple Holly and Josh gave birth to their firstborn son, Bluey. He was perfect in every way, but he was stillborn.

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Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month 2021

“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
Miscarriage

Helping you understand the complex range of emotions you may experience during fertility treatment or after miscarriage or early pregnancy loss
Walk to Remember 2021

We are pleased to be bringing you a mix of online and in-person events this year.
24/7 phone support - 1300 308 307

1300 308 307 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year 1300 308 307 We're here for you.
Group Support

With the spread of the Covid-19 virus and our commitment to prioritising the safety of all bereaved parents, volunteers and staff within the Sands community, please note some of our face-to-face group meetings are currently taking place online.
Stillbirth and newborn death

Support after the death of a baby through stillbirth or newborn death
Learn more about Sands' peer-to-peer model of support
Sands is a volunteer-based organisation providing individualised care from one bereaved parent to another, giving them support and hope for the future, following the death of a baby.
Online support

Support via Live Chat, email & Facebook
Fact sheets

Fact sheets for your hospital or health care organisation

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