Red Nose is dedicated to saving the lives of babies and children during pregnancy, birth infancy and childhood. We deliver on our vision through world class research; evidence based education and bereavement support and advocacy. Our bereavement support programs are available to anyone impacted by the death of a child and are free for as long as needed – individual counselling, group programs, children’s, father’s and grandparent programs, for example, together with our peer support program aims at supporting families and others as needed. rednose.org.au

Losing Layla In 2001 the ABC aired Vanessa's intimate Video Diary documentary called Losing Layla about the death of her baby daughter and the journey that followed. This groundbreaking, award winning film caused a sensation when it aired for its raw and powerful look at the rollercoaster of grief. Vanessa has also written a book Layla's Story.

Seashore of Remembrance  gives families the opportunity to honour a loved who has passed away in a unique and meaningful way. Carly Marie inscribe names in the sand under sunsets and draw butterflies for babies, children and adults of any age or gestation that have passed away. Since August 2008 she have written over 8930 children's names in the sand. theseashoreofremembrance.blogspot.com.au

Small Miracles is a landmark Australian self-help book offering practical counselling and inspiring stories for anyone coping with the loss of a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth or prematurity and related issues such as infertility. Based on the grief counselling and support services offered by the Bonnie Babes Foundation for over 15 years, Small Miracles contains the very moving stories of Australians, who have experienced the traumatic loss of a baby and how they coped with this very private tragedy. itunes.apple.com/au/book/small-miracles/id402013083?mt=11

SANDS Aust state organisations provide mutual volunteer support to parents who have experienced a death of a baby somewhere from conception to just after birth. sands.org.au

Angel Gowns Australia hope to touch the hearts of everyone who has suffered the tragic loss their baby. We lovingly handcraft Angel Gowns from wedding dresses that brides donate because they want to share the love from their wedding day, for our little angels who are born sleeping, who have not survived an illness, or are born premature and don't make it home from hospital. Our Angel Gowns are then gifted to hospitals and directly to families all around Australia. Giving a precious gift full of love, sharing a moment, lasting a lifetime. www.angelgownsaustralia.org.au

Bears Of Hope offers support and guidance for parents who experience the loss of their baby during pregnancy, birth or infancy. Through the donation of a bear of hope, parents are provided with the comfort of knowing they are not alone from the very beginning, and offered significant ongoing support to heal their broken hearts. www.bearsofhope.org.au

Pillars of Strength is an Australian first charity which provides Timeout and Support to Dads who have lost a baby. It was formed to fill a gap in the men’s health and mental health support sector for Dads so they can support others, especially the baby’s mother.  www.pillarsofstrength.com.au

Glow In The Woods for parents of lost babies and potential of all kinds. We want to be a glow through the trees. www.glowinthewoods.com

Early Birds was created following the birth the owner's son who was 10 weeks premature, weighing 1.276 kgs. They experienced enormous difficulty finding clothes to fit him during his first few months. To alleviate this problem for other parents, they decided to develop a range of clothes specifically for premature and small babies. www.earlybirds.com.au/

CDH Australia is a national not for profit support group for families, friends and health care professionals affected by Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH). We have membership spread throughout Australia and are run solely by volunteers. Our organisation supports families expecting a baby diagnosed with CDH, families caring for a child with CDH, adults with CDH and grieving families who have lost a child to CDH.  www.cdha.org.au