Children are always affected by a death in the family. However, because they cannot understand or talk about death in the same way as an adult, they will sometimes appear to deny it or seem unconcerned. They might misbehave, have nightmares, and revert to bedwetting or other habits which they have previously outgrown. They may […]
Family Stories: Bereaved Parents
Supporting Your Adult Grieving Child – What Can I Do?
“I am powerless, I am helpless.I am frustration. I sit with her and I cry with herI can’t reach inside her and take her broken heart.I must watch her suffer day after day.”1 (Margaret H. Gerner) Understanding Your Adult Child’s Grief The most important thing you can do is to try and understand your child’s […]
Supporting Queer Parents Through Loss: A Compassionate Approach
Suggestions on how to support grieving family members, like being there, listening, and using the babies name.
Supporting Parents Through Grief After a Stillbirth or Perinatal Death
Suggestions on how to support grieving family members, like being there, listening, and using the babies name.
Supporting Families Coping with Loss during Subsequent Pregnancies
Suggestions on how to support grieving family members, like being there, listening, and using the babies name.
Introduction of the Parent Supporter Role
Suggestions on how to support grieving family members, like being there, listening, and using the babies name.
Helpful Hints – How to Support the Grieving Family
Suggestions on how to support grieving family members, like being there, listening, and using the babies name.
Making the Most of Your Time Together After a Stillbirth or Neonatal Death
Spending time with your baby after death is a very personal and an individual choice. Whatever you choose, it is essential to do only what is right for you. Spending time together may allow you to express your feelings for your baby and help you understand the reality of your baby’s death. However, you may […]
Community Connections Events
Find Belonging in a Relaxed Setting At Red Nose Australia, we know that healing after the loss of a child is a unique and deeply personal journey. Our Community Connections Activities offer relaxed, informal spaces where you can meet others who truly understand your grief, without the pressure of a structured conversation. Whether it’s a […]
Join a Support Group
Find support with others who understand At Red Nose, we understand the profound heartbreak that comes with the loss of a baby or child. If you’re struggling with grief, know that you’re not alone. Joining a support group is an important step toward healing, and we are here to help guide you through your journey. […]
Ways to be OK
Ways to Be OK Series: Peer Support Forums for Grieving Families The Ways to Be OK series is a collection of facilitated forums where grieving parents and families can come together to explore important topics related to grief, loss, and healing. Led by our trained Peer Supporters and grief and loss experts, these forums provide […]
Peer Support
Peer Support: A Shared Journey of Healing Losing a baby or child is an unimaginable tragedy, and no one should have to go through it alone. At Red Nose, we offer Peer Support as a vital part of our Grief and Loss services. Our Peer Supporters are parents who have experienced the loss of a […]
Support for Someone Else
How to Support Grieving Parents: Practical Ways to Help Supporting grieving parents after the loss of a child can be one of the most challenging yet important roles you can play. While words may feel inadequate, your presence, patience, and practical help can provide much-needed comfort. Family members and close friends often offer the most […]
Older Loss
Home Older Loss We are so sorry for your loss. The Older Loss Group supports parents whose baby died many years ago — often without the chance to say goodbye or know where their baby was laid to rest. Need to talk now? Choose how you’d like to connect. View All Support Options Talk to […]
Bereaved Parents
Home Bereaved Parents We are so sorry for your loss. Whether your loss was recent or many years ago, your pain is valid and your experience matters. Here, you’ll find support, understanding, and connection — whenever you’re ready. Grief and Loss Support — Referrals and Enquiries Make a referral Complete our referral form (for yourself […]
Support for Myself
We’re here for you At Red Nose, we understand that the loss of a baby or child is an incredibly difficult experience, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Our specialised grief and loss support is available free of charge to anyone affected by the loss of a child. Our […]
