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Ask your MP to attend the Baby Loss debate

Ask your MP to attend the Baby Loss debate

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On the 13th October the Baby Loss Awareness Week Debate will be held in the House of Commons.  

The debate will focus on:
- the experiences of bereaved parents
- the importance of compassionate care
- the need to tackle the crisis in maternity and neonatal serviced
Email your local MP to ask them to attend the debate and speak. 

On the 13th October the Baby Loss Awareness Week Debate will be held in the House of Commons.  

The debate will focus on:
- the experiences of bereaved parents
- the importance of compassionate care
- the need to tackle the crisis in maternity and neonatal serviced
Email your local MP to ask them to attend the debate and speak. 

Ask your MP to attend the BLAW debate

 

This Baby Loss Awareness Week, we’re calling on MPs to show up and speak out.
On 13 October, Parliament will debate the urgent crisis in maternity and neonatal care, the vital need for compassionate support and the lived experiences of bereaved parents.
Every voice matters. Every MP counts. Let’s make this debate impossible to ignore.

Ask your MP to attend and support this. 

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