Join us this Safe Sleep Week to hear the latest research and learn how to keep little ones safe.
Your generous gift today can help ensure devastated families receive the care they need to navigate through their loss, so they don’t ever feel alone in their grief.
Join us this Say Their Name Day and help break the stigma of pregnancy loss, stillbirth, baby and child death
Your unused goods will help save little lives and support grieving families.
We work tirelessly to prevent the loss of babies and children. When the unimaginable happens, we stand by families with compassionate, ongoing support, helping them navigate the grief and challenges after the death of a child.
Our mission is to save the lives of babies and children, while offering unwavering support to those impacted by the heart-wrenching loss of a baby or child.
Discover the story and meaning of the purple heart 💜. A symbol of remembrance, connection and hope. And how your support can help families feel seen, heard and supported through their grief.
Online learning opportunities for health, education and community professionals
Build your confidence and skills with flexible online training in Safe Sleep and Bereavement Care. Our webinars and self-paced modules are grounded in the latest scientific evidence and tailored for professionals who support families through pregnancy, infancy and loss.
Every family’s grief is shaped by culture, community, and identity. This section offers practical, culturally responsive resources to help you support diverse families—including First Nations, refugee and migrant communities, rural and remote families, and young parents.
Whether you’re preparing for a tender conversation or aiming to provide more inclusive care, these tools offer guidance grounded in respect and understanding.
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Red Nose Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land in which our families, volunteers, staff, Board and committee members work, live and visit. We pay our respects to the Elders of those many nations from past and present, recognising their continuing connection to land, waters and community. Red Nose respects the knowledge and expertise of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with their strong culture and traditions whose hands have touched many babies birthed and children reared on this land, and together we acknowledge their experience of loss in many forms.