Child Loss Center

✨ On this , our hearts are full of gratitude. Because of your compassion and generosity, Child Loss Center Inc. has been able to walk alongside grieving families, offering solace, healing, and community when they need it most.

Through your support, we’ve been able to:
💙 Send care cards that let parents know they are seen and supported when loss feels too heavy.

💙 Host healing services, from expressive arts, yoga, to brainspotting, to help hearts and minds mend.

💙 Educate professionals and communities about the realities of infertility, pregnancy loss, and child loss, and the compassionate care that families deserve.

Today, we ask you to consider amplifying our impact. A gift of any size can bring comfort to a grieving family and build a more compassionate world where no parent walks alone. 🫶🏾

Thank you for holding space, sharing love, and standing with families who continue to grieve. 🌱
➡️ If you’re able: https://www.childlosscenter.org/donate

Today is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. It is an annual day of remembrance observed on October 15 for pregnancy loss and infant death, which includes miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS, ectopic pregnancy, termination for medical reasons, and the death of a newborn. If you’ve experienced loss, please know that you do not have to grieve in silence. There is support. Please check out our resources @ https://www.childlosscenter.org 💙

We enjoyed the Cobb County Behavioral Health Community Fair yesterday! We met some wonderful people and explored more partnership opportunities.

Black Infertility Awareness Week is a time to shed light on the silent grief too many in our community carry. Black women are twice as likely to experience infertility, yet far less likely to receive care or support. At the Child Loss Center, we honor every parent navigating the pain of infertility, pregnancy loss, and child loss.

You are not alone. Your story matters. Your grief is valid. And we are here to hold space for your healing. 💙