Lion Warrior
How do you say Goodbye when you haven’t had the chance to say Hello?
Stillbirth is a traumatic experience that affects six Australian families every day. And while their grief may be overwhelming and isolating – they are not alone – they are forever a member of our Pride.
Join Belinda and Rory Sloane as they take on the challenge to end stillbirth, in memory of their precious son Leo Sloane, who was born perfect but still on 24 August 2018
Run, swim, walk or get involved to help stop little lives being cut short. Take on the challenge today and join our mighty pride and together we can end preventable stillbirth once and for all.
Join the pride and become a Lion Warrior today.
For more information on how you can become a Lion Warrior, contact our Supporter Relations Team on 1300 998 698 or fundraising@rednose.org.au.
Become a Lion Warrior
Join the Pride and take on your next challenge to help reduce the unacceptably high rate of stillbirth in Australia.
Donate now to stillbirth research in Leo's name.
About Leo
Leo Rory Sloane was born perfect but still, on Friday 24 August, at 34 weeks. The first child for parents Belinda and Rory Sloane, he weighed just over 2 and a half kilograms, and was fifty centimetres long. He makes his parents extremely proud
Red Nose Grief and Loss
For 24 hour support call 1300 308 307.
The Red Nose Grief and Loss website has been developed with over 40 years’ experience supporting grieving individuals and families. We understand the sudden or unexpected death of a baby or young child is one of the most difficult experiences any person will face.