Resources

Kathy DeGraw's personal story of seeing her son in Heaven on YouTube.

How to Minister to the Pain of Miscarriage... Charisma Magazine

On the first episode of Haven Chat, I talk about the birth of our son at 27.3 weeks and the impact of his 11 week life and his precious story. I also share why this pod is called, HavenChat. Welcome to the conversation.

This confidential space is for those who are touched by abortion, whether the experience happened recently or years ago.

Abortion Changes You is a refuge for those who wish to tell their story and begin the process of healing.

 Interactive Website for Women who have experienced loss through miscarriage  

Bicycle Health launched its virtual care platform in 2020, which provides empathetic, affordable, person-to-person care at scale, including medication management, behavioral health treatment, support groups, and care coordination, supporting patients wherever they’re at in their recovery journey.

Stillborn And Infant Loss Support (SAILS) is dedicated to helping those who have lost their child by letting them know that they are not alone. 

Doulas teach you to advocate for yourself.

They will help you to prepare for your birth, and encourage you to ask the right questions during birth.

Nothing is more empowering than making important and informed choices for yourself and your family.

Giving grieving parents hope through prints.

Each purchase from our business helps support newly bereaved families. We donate a portion of our sales to a few faith-based nonprofits in the states.

This is a link to Moria Rooney's, the founder newest e-book, "Wandering The Wilderness". Moria is the founder of Mother of Wilde, above.

In "Wandering the Wilderness: A Christian Guide for Mothers Who Have Experienced Pregnancy and Infant Loss”, we will dive into the complexities of grief and the questions it inevitably raises. We will explore the concept of hope, deeply rooted in our faith, and learn practical ways to nurture it.

Share is a community for anyone who experiences the tragic death of a baby. We serve parents, grandparents, siblings, and others in the family unit, as well as the professionals who care for grieving families. Share is a national organization with over 75 chapters in 29 states. Our services include bed-side companions, phone support, face-to-face support group meetings, resource packets, private online communities, memorial events, training for caregivers, and so much more. Should you need them, we hope you can also benefit from at least one of these many resources.

Every year, 3,500 babies die from Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) which includes Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and accidental suffocation and strangulation. SUID claims the lives of Black babies at more than twice the rate of white babies. 

We are working to end that disparity by partnering with community care providers and advocates to be sure all families are aware of the safest way for babies to sleep, the benefits of breastfeeding and the proper use of infant products for sleep time and awake time.

A birth injury is a devastating occurrence, but with the proper guidance and tools, you can restore your family’s hope for a brighter future. We want to help connect families to information and resources needed to overcome their current circumstances.

Financially preparing for a new baby can be a daunting but critical task. Having a child can be very expensive, and there are no shortcuts or ways around the simple fact that you will have to spend a lot of money. Implementing the proper planning, building a budget and planning for contingencies can help to lessen the financial shock and keep your family prepared once the baby is born.