Peer Support

A safe space where families can feel seen, heard, and supported.

Peer Support

We recognise that the loss of your baby is incredibly traumatic, and support can be hugely beneficial, whether your loss is recent or many years ago. Baby loss can be extremely lonely, as you may struggle to find others who understand the confusing feelings and overwhelming emotions you are experiencing.

Peer support fosters genuine connection and a sense of community. It helps you feel less alone, while learning to live without your precious baby.

What Is Peer Support in Baby Loss?

Peer support is a compassionate approach where bereaved parents, who have undergone training, offer emotional and practical support to others navigating the grief of baby loss. These trained Peer Support Workers are there to journey with you at a time when you may be feeling overwhelmed and isolated, to gain hope and feel less alone.

Our Peer Support Workers

All our Peer Support staff have completed specialised training and have been bereaved for at least a year. This ensures they are in a place to provide compassionate and flexible support. We strive to match you with a Peer Support Worker who has had a similar experience to yours, fostering a deeper connection and understanding.

Areas We Support

We offer support to families in the following regions:

  • Lothians
  • Borders
  • Fife
  • Forth Valley
  • Highlands

Recognising that each family’s needs are unique, we offer various modes of support:

  • In-person meetings, one-to-one and group settings
  • Phone calls
  • Online sessions
  • Text and email communication
  • Closed Facebook groups.

Our support is designed to be flexible and accessible, ensuring you receive the care you need in a manner that suits you best.

How to Access Support

If you believe you could benefit from our peer support services, please reach out to us:

We are here to walk alongside you, offering understanding, shared experience, compassion, and support as you navigate this challenging journey.

Our Peer Supporters