For hospitals, churches & community organizations
Help families feel supported after loss.
Compassion can begin in a hospital room, a congregation, or a caring community. United Mothers of Loss Foundation welcomes conversations with healthcare teams, chaplains, churches, and community organizations about practical support after pregnancy and infant loss.
Ways we can work together
Connect families with support
Share our public grief resources and peer-community links with families who would like them. Hospitals and churches can help people find a welcoming place to connect, at their own pace.
Support care and remembrance
Discuss needed supplies or sponsorship for care packages for grieving mothers and Baby Remembrance Memory Boxes. Contact us to coordinate current needs, quantities, and delivery arrangements.
Explore a Cuddle Cot placement
Healthcare teams can discuss a possible placement, and churches or community groups can help fund one. Each project needs a receiving facility, a funding plan, and agreed coordination.
Bring people together
Explore a remembrance gathering, volunteer project, or grief-awareness conversation with Diane Cassi, Founder & CEO and certified grief coach. Topics, format, availability, and responsibilities are arranged together.
A welcoming place to begin
Families of all faiths and beliefs are welcome. Participation in a religious activity is not a condition of receiving Foundation support. Our resources and peer communities offer education and connection; clinical care remains with each family's healthcare professionals.
Program availability depends on funding, supplies, eligibility, and the arrangements for each project. For individual care-package requests, the package is complimentary for eligible recipients and shipping is paid by the recipient after approval.
Let's start with your community
Tell us how you hope to help.
Email your organization's name, your role, the idea or program that interests you, and any preferred timing. We can discuss a practical next step together.
Looking for support for yourself or someone you love? Visit our support page.