Black Baby Loss Awareness Week shows bereaved families like mine that we're not alone: Jenna's story We are very grateful to Jenna, a bereaved mum and Sands Hospital Liaison Volunteer, for sharing her story with us... Posted 13 May 2026
Bereaved parents call on Prime Minister to end inequalities in baby loss The hand in at Number 10 Downing Street was the culmination of Sands' End Inequalities in Baby Loss campaign. Posted 11 May 2026
ONS baby deaths data emphasise need for urgent action to save more babies' lives Today's ONS data shows a worrying lack of progress in two areas where Sands is actively campaigning for change. Posted 11 May 2026
Sam's Story - "It’ll happen eventually” except sometimes, it doesn’t. Sam shares how the defining experience of her life has been permanent infertility. While one in six couples struggle to conceive, less than 5% of the population remains permanently infertile, so it’s been a lonely journey. She's sharing her story to try and help anyone else going through it to feel less alone, because she knows the stigma and shame around infertility often keeps people quiet. Read this story
Jenna's Story When Jenna was 24 weeks pregnant, she went into premature labour and the following day her daughter Penelope died during birth. Jenna is sharing her story as part of Black Baby Loss Awareness Week, a week that’s important to her because it feels like it gives her, and families like hers, permission to talk about their babies and openly grieve and commemorate them. Read this story
Cotswold Way Challenge Ultra Challenge Walking & Trekking Run a Marathon Run a Half Marathon 13 June 2026