More training and education is needed to tackle rising rates of suicide among pregnant women and new mothers.

Sands is here to offer emotional support to anyone in Oldham and across the UK who has been affected by...

On Wednesday, less than two days after returning from their summer break, MPs were debating baby loss in parliament. There...

Evaluation report shows bereavement care improved following the introduction of the National Bereavement Care Pathway (NBCP) in Scotland.

The ‘Forget Me Not’ garden at Hazlehead Crematorium, Aberdeen has opened to the public.

We recently met with Enterprise Mobility™ to celebrate a decade of partnership and to thank them for their continued support...

Sands has been awarded the Helplines Standard accreditation by the Helplines Partnership for a further three years.

Clare Haycock, who has been a member of Sands Bereavement Support Services team since 2022, has become our new Workplace...

New research finds concerning variation in NHS advice in England on contacting maternity services in early labour.

We are incredibly grateful to Sarina and Vik for sharing their story with us as part of South Asian Heritage...

Very sadly we know that in some cases where babies die there has been a failure in duty of care...

New data released by MBRRACE-UK today highlight the need for urgent action to save more babies’ lives and tackle inequalities...

The challenges facing the new government and what they must do to improve maternity and neonatal services in the UK.

Julie Wills, a Midwife at St Michael’s Hospital in Bristol has won the Elaine Thorp Award for Bereavement Care from...

Our response to the main political parties' election manifestos.