Our mission is to enhance awareness, provide resources, and support families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss – because every life matters.

Miles' Mission rises from our own healing journey, driven by a desire to be a voice for families and babies affected by pregnancy and infant loss. Beyond personal experiences, we aim to advocate for better medical benefits, increased access to mental health support, and serve as a reminder to faith-based organizations of their profound role in bringing spiritual healing to all.

Offers Forget-Me-Not Baskets, Bears, and other items as well.

Our mission is to harness the healing power of the ocean to help grieving families coping with the loss of a loved one who had a deep connection to the ocean or nature. We memorialize your loved ones by carefully etching their names onto surfboards that are hand-shaped locally and then carrying them out into the ocean to catch a symbolic one last wave as an active way to honor them in a place they loved.

BEREAVEMENT PROGRAM

For families who have lost a child aged 0 – 18 to serious illness, The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp offers a residential bereavement program. The program includes a total of three weekends over the course of 12 months (spring and fall 2023 and spring 2024) where families will find connection and a community of support among others who understand their experiences of loss. Families share in Camp activities, participate in group sessions facilitated by a trained bereavement specialist and a gathering each evening to remember and celebrate the children who have died.

Our mission is to provide emotional and financial support used to facilitate healing to those who have suffered the traumatic loss of a child. Our programs range from assisting with bereavement support, education and funeral expenses.

We want to embrace a sense of unity among child loss. A child is a child regardless of age or circumstance. Our mission is to fill the gaps of child loss, providing a place for all families to heal.

Recognizing that traumatic losses extend beyond child loss, individuals and families who are in need of grief and wellness care, are never denied the emotional support they need regardless of affordability or insurance coverage.

Helping Endure Infant Loss (H.E.A.L.)

When joy turns to sadness, your loss can be difficult to talk about. We’d be honored to help you find some peace. HEAL (Helping Endure Infant Loss) is here to help. This seven-week support group is facilitated by a licensed mental health professional who provides comfort and helps guide you through the pain and grief of a miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death. We know this is a difficult time. In our safe, empathetic setting, you can share whatever feelings and experiences you’re ready to let out. You’ll be part of a community that knows your pain, and can heal together with you.

To keep our community safe, support is now offered virtually. For registration or more information, please call 407-303-5715.

Luella’s Lodge is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides support groups and non-traditional holistic therapies for families grieving the death of a child. Luella’s Lodge utilizes a beautiful log cabin on 10 peaceful and serene acres with a private lake and hiking & biking trails to provide a retreat where families can connect with one another through grief and healing.

LOCATED IN ILLINOIS

During the long-weekend stays for up to five families, we plan to provide programming that includes group sessions led by a bereaved parent and overseen by a counselor, group meals, yoga sessions, massage therapy, arts & crafts and outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, fishing and bird watching.

While we are raising funds and building the addition, Luella’s Lodge plans to host monthly support meetings for bereaved parents initially online and eventually in-person at the lodge. As we build, we also intend to allow single families to use the lodge and amenities as a retreat and getaway while on their own grief journey.

Awareness & Prevention: We increase awareness and share education to prevent pregnancy and infant loss and support families who have experienced the death of a baby.

Also participates in a diaper drive: what began as Liam giving away all his unused clothes, toys, and diapers to other babies in need, quickly began transforming into a greater gift. In an effort to fight the #DiaperGap and to honor Liam's 1st birthday, we hosted our first Diaper Drive and collected 20,000 Diapers. Since then, we have collected and distributed over 100,000 diapers, 40,000 wipes, and a Cuddle Cot.

Pockets of Light provides Support, Compassion and Hope for women and men who have experienced the loss of a pregnancy or infant. An organization based in Montclair, New Jersey, offering support and community to grieving parents and a safe environment in which we can share our stories and begin the healing process.

Now offering virtual support groups due to COVID-19

Services and resources are given at NO COST to bereaved parents. RGA provides encouragement, material resources, weekly peer support meetings, remembrance events and other relative activities to assist in the grieving process.

Peer Support; RGA wants to recognize this large population of families and help bring awareness to local communities by encouraging them to offer a support system and a peer support network for these bereaved families.

Lending a Library; RGA provides a lending library for each chapter to share and educate participants on all of the different kinds of losses. Coping materials and interesting stories and articles are also available.

Finding a Purpose; RGA affirms that even though families did not get to keep their baby here on this Earth, no one can take away the title that they so deserve as “Mom,” “Dad,” “Sibling,” “Grandparent,” etc.. We believe that these babies were created for a higher purpose.

Remembrance; RGA also affirms these families by offering weekly peer support meeting, two yearly remembrance events, other local chapter coordinated events and fundraisers to honor them and their babies. Birthday cards as well as Mother’s day, Father’s Day and Holiday cards are also sent in remembrance and in honor of their baby.

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When I first embarked on this baby loss grief journey after losing DJ, I shared my story because it helped me heal, AND it helped me keep DJ's name alive. But 5 years later, I realize sharing my story has unlocked healing not only in myself and in the life of my family. It has also helped countless other angel mamas live in their truth and grieve authentically in their own unique way.

We offer a variety of peer-support services (at no cost to families) to parents and family members who have been affected by pregnancy or infant loss. Our support services are offered over the phone and online, and are available to residents of Ontario (as first priority).

Includes Peer support programs, a Resource library, memorial events, and more.

Baby’s Breath is Canada’s only national foundation focused on SIDS, and more recently also dedicated to reducing all sudden and unexpected infant deaths including stillbirths.

Since our inception in 1973, we have pursued our mission through research, advocacy and a peer-to-peer bereavement support network to assist families who have faced the tragic loss of an infant.

Many other resources listed here as well.

The Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Centre is a non-profit registered charity that helps families connect to support on their path to healing after pregnancy or infant loss. Families just like yours can work with us and get support from our team with a variety of services that address each stage of the loss journey.

Offers peer groups, mentors, 1 on 1 sessions and more.

Based in Calgary and serving worldwide. Our mission is to support Aiming to connect individuals of all identities, backgrounds or circumstances, who have experienced the trauma around miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons (TFMR), abortion, neonatal loss, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), or infertility.

The ARIAH Foundation seeks to support individuals, families and communities who experience the devastating Aftershock associated with maternal/infant morbidity and mortality. ARIAH provides mental, physical emotional and/or spiritual assistance to support the affected families as they navigate the impact of these traumatic experiences. YOUR DONATIONS will support the continuation of this important work.

Our work sees us providing a support network to bereaved parents following the loss of a baby, training and support for midwives and other health and social care professionals, and research into what can be done to help prevent the loss of a baby in the future. We help you cope with bereavement by using our own experiences and by connecting you with all the support you need, at the time and place that is right for you.

Through a network of over 500 chapters with locations in all 50 states, as well as Washington DC, Puerto Rico, and Guam, The Compassionate Friends has been providing support to bereaved families after the death of a child for four decades.

The Rhett Sullivan Foundation is a nonprofit foundation that aids families who experience unexpected early child loss, with financial assistance, grief support, and resources. Their goal is to provide relief in your time of need.

A Memory Grows is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that serves as an outreach to grieving parents, and as a resource to hospitals, clinics, hospice groups, churches and other nonprofit organizations.

Mission is to provide a space of healing and peace for parents who are grieving the death of their child. By bringing together those who have experienced a similar loss in a retreat setting we honor and celebrate our children while making connections with others who truly understand our journey. A memory grows where love carries on.

Pregnancy Loss Support & Education

Through the Heart provides Comfort Kits free of charge to individuals, couples and families who have recently suffered a pregnancy loss.

A faith-based, non-profit charitable organization, which seeks to provide counseling and supportive services to families who have suffered from pregnancy and infant loss due to early miscarriage, stillbirth, preterm birth, neonatal, and post-neonatal death.

Anaya’s Project aims to support bereaved couples through services and programs dedicated to those that have lost a pregnancy, infant, or are facing fertility challenges. From scholarships to virtual support groups, we’ll help you through this tough time.

We offer a variety of services that help those that have lost a pregnancy, infant, or are facing fertility challenges. We also offer support for families of bereaved couples as well. Check out our special boxes to show a parent that you care, scholarships, burial assistance, and life certificates.

Stillborn And Infant Loss Support (SAILS) is dedicated to helping those who have lost their child by letting them know that they are not alone.

Through outreach programs and fundraising, SAILS aims to increase awareness about stillbirth and ensure that those affected have a strong support network during their time in need.

Mission: to provide a platform of community, mentorship, education and advocacy to families impacted by pregnancy loss or the death of a baby before their first birthday.

HealGrief® is a social support network that is there when everyone else goes away and the real grieving begins. Everything we do is inspired by our core belief that no one should ever grieve alone. HealGrief® provides the tools and resources to guide one’s journey with grief into healthy personal growth.

Every parent who has lost a child must make the decision to continue living in an impossible reality. Family and friends are an invaluable support system after such a loss, but there is a specific comfort that can only be found in shared experience. There’s something so transformative about being able to look someone in the eye and know that they understand what you’ve been through.

Offers healing gifts, resources, and healing events.

Keepsake Boxes, Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Groups, Follow Up Care, List of Resources, Community Events, Education Programs, and more.

The TEARS Foundation offers free support groups for bereaved families who have experienced the death of their baby. We also have trained “Peer Companions” available to talk over the phone or meet with you. A Peer Companion is a bereaved parent or family member who has also lost a baby, has at least 2 years through their grief process, and has completed the TEARS training.

"When My Baby Died" is the beginning of a resource hub for an ever-evolving and growing set of resources, questions to consider, and supports curated by loss parents for loss parents. If "When My Baby Died" can help to lighten the load for one family as they approach each of these unbearable stages and questions this website has achieved its goal. While this website would be helpful for any pregnant person or their partner, as part of any pregnancy preparation, it aims to provide resources for the critical stages immediately after devastating news and the life after you leave your baby's body.