Support for Pregnancy and Baby Loss
Tommy’s funds research into miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth, and offers trusted, expert-led advice for every stage of pregnancy and loss.
The Miscarriage Association provides emotional support, information, and a helpline for anyone affected by miscarriage, ectopic or molar pregnancy.
Petals is a baby loss counselling charity offering free specialist therapy for those affected by pregnancy loss.
Sands supports anyone affected by the death of a baby before, during, or shortly after birth. They also run local groups and a helpline.
The Worst Girl Gang Ever provide comfort, connection, and support for those facing miscarriage, baby loss, and infertility.
Child Bereavement UK supports families and educates professionals when a baby or child dies or is dying.
Support on your Fertility Journey
A national charity offering free advice, peer-support groups, factsheets and online communities for anyone affected by fertility challenges.
A charity supporting people using donated eggs/sperm/embryos and donor-conceived individuals, with workshops, chats and long-term community.
The only UK charity focused on women experiencing Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (early menopause) and its fertility and life impacts.
The British Infertility Counselling Association is the UK’s professional body for infertility counsellors.
The UK regulator for fertility treatment, and its patient support resources help people understand and access emotional support, including counselling, alongside fertility care.
The Fertility Foundation is a UK charity that offers IVF and fertility treatment grants, emotional care, and peer support to low‑income individuals and couples who might otherwise struggle to access fertility services.
Know Your Rights
Nugget Savings offers tools like parental leave policy databases, masterclasses, planners, and community support to help users understand and negotiate leave and benefits.
A UK charity fighting to end the economic and workplace inequalities that pregnant women and mothers face. They provide support on
maternity/paternity leave, affordable childcare, flexible working, and protection against discrimination.
Dads and co‑parents pushing for improved paternity leave. The current two weeks of statutory paternity leave (at a low pay rate) is inadequate, the Dad Shift calls for more substantial, affordable and equal parental leave for fathers and co‑parents.
Provides free advice and support on maternity/parental rights, discrimination at work, pay, benefits and navigating statutory entitlements.
Focuses on legal rights in pregnancy and childbirth, ensuring respectful, lawful care and supporting people to understand their options.
A charity that campaigns and advises on family‑friendly workplace policies, including parental leave, flexible working and fairness at work.
