Support & Signposting

Finding the right support after baby loss can feel overwhelming. We’ve brought together trusted organisations and specialist services to help you find somewhere to start.

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You don’t need to know exactly what kind of support you need. These organisations provide trusted information, support and guidance for families following pregnancy or baby loss.

MASIC Foundation

Support for those living with birth injuries, providing crucial resources, specialist guidance, and a kind community.

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Tommy’s

Information and support following miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death, ectopic pregnancy, molar pregnancy and TFMR.

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The Miscarriage Association

Information and support for anyone affected by miscarriage and related pregnancy loss.

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Specialist support

Sometimes you may be looking for support around a particular experience, circumstance or stage of your journey. These specialist organisations may be able to help.

LGBTQ+ families – The Legacy of Leo

Support and resources for LGBTQ+ families affected by baby loss.

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Neurodivergent families – Neurodivergent Birth

Support, advocacy and information for neurodivergent people through pregnancy, birth and beyond.

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Black & Black mixed-heritage families – Black Baby Loss Awareness

Raising awareness and improving baby loss support and care for Black families.

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Dads & partners – Dad Still Standing

A dedicated space for dads and partners to find support and share their experiences of baby loss.

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TFMR – ARC — Antenatal Results and Choices

Information and support for parents facing antenatal screening decisions, including termination for medical reasons.

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Multiple pregnancy loss – Footprints Baby Loss

Peer support and community for families who have experienced the death of twins, triplets or higher-order multiples.

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Pregnancy after loss – Willow’s Rainbow Box

Support for women, birthing people and families experiencing pregnancy following miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death.

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Ectopic pregnancy – The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust

Information and emotional support for anyone affected by ectopic pregnancy, including partners and families.

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Molar pregnancy – Molar Pregnancy Support & Information

Information and support for people affected by molar pregnancy.

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South Asian families – Asian Miscarriage Hub

Community-led information, support and connection for South Asian women experiencing miscarriage, pregnancy loss and infertility.

Emotional & mental health support

Baby loss can affect every part of life. These organisations offer specialist support for particular mental health experiences and the emotional impact of pregnancy, birth and baby loss.

Action on Postpartum Psychosis

Specialist information and support for people affected by postpartum psychosis, as well as their families.

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Maternal OCD

Specialist information and support for people experiencing OCD during pregnancy or after having a baby.

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Birth Trauma & PTSD

Peer support and information for parents and families affected by traumatic births.

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Perinatal Mental Health

Support and information for people affected by perinatal mental health difficulties.

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Birth Trauma & Maternity Experiences

Resources, support and information for those affected by birth trauma and difficult maternity experiences.

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Birth Injury

Information advocacy and support for people living with birth injury and it's impact on pelvic health, continence and every day life.

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If you need urgent help

If you or someone you are with is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical or mental health support, please contact the appropriate emergency or urgent support service.

You don’t have to find your way through this alone.

Every family’s experience of baby loss is different. We hope these signposts make it a little easier to find the information, specialist support and understanding that feels right for you.