Support, training and trusted guidance for those working with families through pregnancy, birth, and loss
Whether you’re a healthcare provider, early childhood educator, social worker or counsellor, Red Nose is here to support you in the vital work you do with families. This hub is your go-to place for practical tools, training, and guidance across safe sleep, safer pregnancy, grief, and bereavement care.
We understand that working with families during times of uncertainty or grief requires compassion, confidence and up-to-date knowledge. Our resources are designed to help you:
Explore the areas below to find practical tools and tailored guidance for your role.
Your insights as a health professional can directly improve support, resources, and training for families experiencing miscarriage or early pregnancy loss.
Take our short 10–15 minute survey and help us build a more compassionate, coordinated system of care.
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.
Complete our referral form (for yourself or your client) and a member of our Bereavement Support Intake Team will be in touch.
Complete our enquiry form (for yourself or your client) and a member of our Bereavement Support Intake Team will be in touch.
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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