Welcome to HUG
We support anyone who needs help following the loss of a baby at any gestation.
During the current fight against Covid-19, prioritise your physical and mental health and that of your loved ones. Look after each other and stay safe.
We’re now working closely with Kicks Count. You can donate to them here, and read more about some of their recent fundraising here.
Here to help you cope with your loss
Meet Amy
Founder of Help Us Grieve
Like so many people, I have been through the horrendous trauma of losing babies. In 2013, I started working on HUG in desperation and anger that there was such little interest or time spare to support people through the physical, psychological and emotional trauma that we go through as parents for many months and even years after we lose our babies.
I have been on a mission to change things for every single one of us; mums, dads, siblings, friends and family, who are affected by the loss of our little ones. I am so passionate about raising awareness of baby loss as well as positive mental well-being, and our events have allowed us to do just that. This website is YOURS and the idea is that we encourage you to get in touch with us with your comments and experiences so that we continue to update and alter HUG so that it becomes the best that it can be.
To get in touch, you can email info@helpusgrieve.co.uk
After all, every experience and circumstance is different. At HUG, we understand your anger, frustration, pain and anxiety. We will do everything we can to help.
Lots of love to you, Amy xxx
P.S. My Granny Betty always used to say…
“Just remember kid, hugs are free…”
Read our latest news
Our story: pregnancy complications
On Wednesday 25th November 2020 I attended my 28 week scan and, during this routine appointment, it was discovered that my blood pressure was super raised (around 170/100). I was sent for a four hour blood pressure profile on the assessment ward. During these four...
read moreForever Fest
Details coming soon!
read moreAn IVF Story
I remember the day it officially started. I was on a girly trip to London with my mum, sister and niece and my sister took me to one side and told me she was two weeks pregnant. It got me thinking that I was ready to have a baby myself. When I got back I discussed it...
read moreWhere you can go for help

Miscarriage Association
01924 200799
Monday to Friday
9am to 4pm

Tommy's

SANDS
0808 164 3332
Monday & Friday
9:30am to 5:30pm
Tuesday & Thursday
6pm to 10pm
Guthrie Therapy
07979 084 226
k.guthrie@guthrietherapy.com
International Stillbirth Alliance
info@stillbirthalliance.org

Samaritans
116 123
24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Unlock Your You
0800 1930355
talk@unlockyouryou.com



