What is South Asian Heritage Month? This month marks South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM), an annual celebration of the rich...

The National Bereavement Care Pathway (NBCP) Cymru, delivered in collaboration with Sands, has been published in Wales.

Baroness Amos has today published the final report and recommendations of the Independent National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation.

The largest maternity review in NHS history, led by Donna Ockenden, has today published its report into maternity and neonatal...

Clea Harmer, Chief Executive of Sands, was joined by bereaved mum and Sands Hospital Liaison Volunteer Kelly Barnes for the...

Data released today by MBRRACE-UK show that progress to reduce stillbirths and neonatal deaths has stalled in the UK. The...

In England, 669 more babies died last year than if the target had been met.

New Single Patient Record for NHS patients will mean staff can see a patient’s full medical history.

We are very grateful to Jenna, a bereaved mum and Sands Hospital Liaison Volunteer, for sharing her story with us...

The hand in at Number 10 Downing Street was the culmination of Sands' End Inequalities in Baby Loss campaign.

Today's ONS data shows a worrying lack of progress in two areas where Sands is actively campaigning for change.

The Tommy’s Graded Model of Miscarriage Care is a new approach that offers women and birthing people additional care and...

Rowena Pailing, our Director of Bereavement Support, Community and Volunteering, writes about the complexities around twin loss.

Dr Julia Clark, Research Officer at Sands, explains her role in Sands’ work to include bereaved parents’ voices in updated...

Today the Government have published a renewed Women’s Health Strategy to ensure that women across England will be better heard and served...