Still Aware

Still Aware Still Aware is Australia's first stillbirth awareness charity. Working to end preventable stillbirth since 2014. Many of these deaths are preventable.

In Australia, 6 babies are born without breath everyday. That equates to 2,190 babies born still in Australia each year. Stillbirth is the leading cause of infant death in this country. Still Aware’s mission is to end preventable stillbirth through awareness and education. Still Aware is the first internationally recognised not-for-profit charity solely dedicated to ending preventable stillbirth,

through awareness and education. Still Aware challenge behaviours and change habits to save lives. Through cross platform awareness and internationally-recognised education initiatives, Still Aware promote and provide information backed by research. Still Aware operates under the guidance of its Board and Clinical Advisory Board. Still Aware is a self-funded charity, relying soley on the generosity of donors, the community and bereaved parents. If you would like to donate or volunteer and make a lasting difference, please contact us at [email protected]. Our WINDS project is proudly funded by the Australian Government.

03/06/2026

Trusting your maternal instincts can make a real difference during pregnancy.

You know your baby better than anyone else. If something feels different, unusual, or simply not right, it is important to contact your doctor or midwife immediately. Seeking advice early is always the right thing to do.

Through Still Aware’s Mandarin Safe Pregnancy Resources, we are helping to break down language barriers so more families can access important information about safer pregnancy and feel confident advocating for themselves and their baby.

These resources have been developed with healthcare professionals, cultural advisors, and community consultation to ensure the information is clear, culturally respectful, and easy to understand.

Resources are available in Mandarin. For more information, visit our website.
https://www.stillaware.org/resources/mandarin

This project is proudly funded by the South Australian Government.

03/06/2026

Trusting your maternal instincts can make a real difference during pregnancy.

You know your baby better than anyone else. If something feels different, unusual, or simply not right, it is important to contact your doctor or midwife immediately. Seeking advice early is always the right thing to do.

Through Still Aware’s Arabic Safe Pregnancy Resources, we are helping to break down language barriers so more families can access important information about safer pregnancy and feel confident advocating for themselves and their baby.

These resources have been developed with healthcare professionals, cultural advisors, and community consultation to ensure the information is clear, culturally respectful, and easy to understand.

Resources are available in Arabic. For more information, visit our website.
https://www.stillaware.org/resources/arabic

This project is proudly funded by the South Australian Government.

03/06/2026

Trust your Maternal Instincts | Hãy tin tưởng vào trực giác của người mẹ

Trusting your maternal instincts can make a real difference during pregnancy.

You know your baby better than anyone else. If something feels different, unusual, or simply not right, it is important to contact your doctor or midwife immediately. Seeking advice early is always the right thing to do.

Through Still Aware’s Vietnamese Safe Pregnancy Resources, we are helping to break down language barriers so more families can access important information about safer pregnancy and feel confident advocating for themselves and their baby.

These resources have been developed with healthcare professionals, cultural advisors, and community consultation to ensure the information is clear, culturally respectful, and easy to understand.

Resources are available in Vietnamese. For more information, visit our website.
https://www.stillaware.org/resources/vietnamese

This project is proudly funded by the South Australian Government.

By 18 weeks of pregnancy, your baby can start to hear your voice 🤍Talking, reading or singing to your baby can be a beau...
01/06/2026

By 18 weeks of pregnancy, your baby can start to hear your voice 🤍

Talking, reading or singing to your baby can be a beautiful way to build connection during pregnancy.

Even small moments like these can help you feel closer and more in tune with your baby. 🦋

28/05/2026

A big thank you to the City of Prospect for supporting today’s incredible event 🤍

We had the opportunity to connect with expectant mothers from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, sharing our safe pregnancy resources and having meaningful conversations.

Being able to engage directly with families, listen to their experiences and share safer pregnancy information in a meaningful way is at the heart of what we do 🦋

27/05/2026

Sleeping on your side from 28 weeks of pregnancy is recommended for a safer pregnancy 🤍

Research shows that going to sleep on your side can help reduce the risk of stillbirth. If you wake up on your back, don’t worry, simply turn back onto your side.

Small habits can make a difference when it comes to your baby’s safety and wellbeing.

Our Mandarin pregnancy resources are developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals, cultural advisors and communities. These resources help ensure safer pregnancy information is accessible, culturally respectful and meaningful for families from diverse backgrounds.

Resources are available in Mandarin. Learn more via the link in bio or visit: https://www.stillaware.org/resources/mandarin

This work is made possible through the support of the South Australian Government. 🤍

27/05/2026

Taking small steps to care for yourself during pregnancy can make a meaningful difference 🤍

Trust your instincts, learn what feels normal for your body and your baby, and don’t hesitate to speak up if something feels different. Staying connected with your care provider, as well as your family, friends and community, can help you feel supported throughout your journey.

Every pregnancy is unique, and feeling informed, supported and heard is an important part of a safer pregnancy.

Our Arabic pregnancy resources are developed in partnership with healthcare professionals, cultural advisors and communities to ensure information is clear, culturally appropriate and supportive for families

Resources are available in Arabic. Learn more via the link in bio or visit: https://www.stillaware.org/resources/arabic

This work is made possible through the support of the South Australian Government.

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18-20 Grenfell Street
Adelaide, SA
5000

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08 8300 0980

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