LAPS- Looking After Parents & Siblings

LAPS- Looking After Parents & Siblings LAPS is a registered charity run by people who want to support those who have experienced a baby loss

Based in the Women's and Neonatal Building @ New Cross Hospital.

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30/04/2026

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Pregnancy loss is a really difficult experience to go through, even when you have avenues of support you can lean on.

For the LGBTQ+ community, this can feel even more isolating and difficult due to heteronormative practices ingrained in healthcare, and the heartbreak of disenfrachised grief.

We are here to provide a safe space to share, listen and grieve.

Our Zoom support groups for LGBTQ+ people affected by pregnancy loss will be on the second Tuesday of every month.

Please share to help reach those who need to be seen and heard.

Because every loss matters.

Click here to register to attend: https://lnkd.in/eYRgf-i7

Huge shoutout to Josh Roden, Danny Bissell, Jorge Chapman & Drew Mcloughlin who have selflessly raised £2000 for LAPS. A...
13/04/2026

Huge shoutout to Josh Roden, Danny Bissell, Jorge Chapman & Drew Mcloughlin who have selflessly raised £2000 for LAPS. All in honour and with beautiful memories of the late Tony Roden 🤍 3 peaks challenge completed and we are all so grateful and proud. Thanks boys!

Black country Maternity and Neonatal Voices partnership Event for Bereaved families
18/03/2026

Black country Maternity and Neonatal Voices partnership Event for Bereaved families

Please support a friend of LAPS who is starting the `2K a day’ challenge for another charity close to our heart 👏🏻 click...
01/01/2026

Please support a friend of LAPS who is starting the `2K a day’ challenge for another charity close to our heart 👏🏻 click the link for more info 🏃‍♀️

I’m running 2k a day in January to save babies’ lives. Anything you’re able to donate means so much – I’m only £175 off my target. Thank you x

I’m running 2k a day in January for every much-loved baby sadly not here today. Anything you’re able to donate truly means so much – I’m only £137.36 off my target. Thank you

come along and join us 🤍🩵🩷
24/11/2025

come along and join us 🤍🩵🩷

Celebrating 30 years of LAPS 💜💙💚🩷
15/11/2025

Celebrating 30 years of LAPS 💜💙💚🩷

Huge Courage to Speak Out 🤍
30/10/2025

Huge Courage to Speak Out 🤍

Devastating.

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08/10/2025

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Baby Loss Awareness Week (9-15 October 2025) is a national campaign aimed at raising awareness of pregnancy and baby loss in the UK, alongside the wellbeing support available.

Parents and families who have lost a baby at any stage of pregnancy, birth, or infancy, will be able to add a ribbon to a display at New Cross Hospital during the week as a way of remembering their little ones.

The board will be outside D18 Gynaecology Outpatients Department and ribbons can be collected from inside the main reception area.

Kirsty Malcolm, Specialist Bereavement Midwife, said: “The ribbon display board has been set up to support the campaign led by the national Sands baby loss charity.

“We hope by being able to place a ribbon in memory of their baby, our families will feel comforted as they pay tribute to their little one.

“The Trust’s Perinatal Bereavement Team has worked alongside staff at Cannock Crematorium, and Bushbury Cemetery and Crematorium, to ensure additional display boards are available on those sites.”

The boards will be collected and displayed at the Trust’s annual Babies Memorial Service on Sunday 19 October, details of which can be found our website: https://royalwolverhampton.nhs.uk/newspost/memorial-service-to-help-grieving-parents-and-families-in-wolverhampton/

Find out more about the national campaign at www.sands.org.uk/get-involved/sands-ribbon-displays

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08/10/2025

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Baby Loss Awareness Week (9-15 October 2025) is a national campaign aimed at raising awareness of pregnancy and baby loss in the UK, alongside the wellbeing support available.

Parents and families who have lost a baby at any stage of pregnancy, birth, or infancy, will be able to add a ribbon to a display at New Cross Hospital during the week as a way of remembering their little ones.

The board will be outside D18 Gynaecology Outpatients Department and ribbons can be collected from inside the main reception area.

Kirsty Malcolm, Specialist Bereavement Midwife, said: “The ribbon display board has been set up to support the campaign led by the national Sands baby loss charity.

“We hope by being able to place a ribbon in memory of their baby, our families will feel comforted as they pay tribute to their little one.

“The Trust’s Perinatal Bereavement Team has worked alongside staff at Cannock Crematorium, and Bushbury Cemetery and Crematorium, to ensure additional display boards are available on those sites.”

The boards will be collected and displayed at the Trust’s annual Babies Memorial Service on Sunday 19 October, details of which can be found our website: https://royalwolverhampton.nhs.uk/newspost/memorial-service-to-help-grieving-parents-and-families-in-wolverhampton/

Find out more about the national campaign at www.sands.org.uk/get-involved/sands-ribbon-displays

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