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Daisy Hutchings

Daisy and her husband Lee have spent the last 18 months getting the Single Yellow Rose charity up and running to raise awareness of miscarriage/ still born and infant loss. They support local organisations to help support people going through these situations and have done all this whilst coping with the loss of their own child.

Deborah Farmer

She has dedicated the last 10yrs as being the link nurse for early pregnancy loss and raising awareness not only to other staff members but to patients and members of the public. Deborah is involved in promoting awareness especially during miscarriage awareness week. She does presentations to newly qualified staff in A&E and is currently organising a study day about Early Pregancy Loss which involves the journey of what happens with the foetus when the lady has miscarriage.

Jessica Clasby-Monk

Jess is the creator or #BabyLossHour which is a huge advocate for baby loss awareness. What she has managed to achieve with her story and her hard work is inspirational and he manages to get a variety of people involved each week for successful discussion.

Jo Tocher

Jo’s recently released book is practical, empathetic and supportive. I wish there had been a book like this when I suffered my loss. It will make a big difference to many women suffering , enabling their partners, friends and family to help them, understand, support and come to terms with what has happened.

Kirsten And Jon Rust

Tylers Friend was set up by Jon and Kirsten in 2018 as a non-profit charity. They help bereaved parents who sadly lose their baby or child with funeral costs. Alongside this, the expertise of Jon and Kirsten (who have worked for years within the funeral industry) has encouraged them to ensure there is a better working practice between medical and funeral professionals to make sure things run as smoothly as possible.

Louise Zeniou

Louise is incredibly dedicated to her cause of supporting those who have suffered from ectopic pregnancy. This is an area of support in baby loss that is much needed and Louise is working on a variety of projects with Cradle to both help raise awareness and provide valuable support to those in need.

Sally Thompson

Sally is passionate about raising awareness for miscarriage and pregnancy loss. She is a current media volunteer for the Miscarriage Association, she completed a Forget Me Not tea party in March raising over £1,100 in total. Sally regularly posts about different aspects of baby loss to her facebook and instagram page, covering the likes of Baby Loss Awareness Month, the #captureyourgrief project (which she has done for 3 years on the run), and many other things in between. I am also aware that she has recently began an anonymous instagram page called @soihadamiscarriage, encouraging mums and dads to share their stories and break the taboo.