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The Problem

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9% of men and

11% of women

of reproductive age in the U.S.

have experienced fertility problems.

(U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' National Institute of Health, 2018)

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24,000 babies

are stillborn in the U.S. each year

(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2020)

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Bereaved mothers experience

depression 4x more and

post-traumatic stress 7x more

than non-bereaved mothers

(20/20 mom, 2021; Gold, 2016)

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1 in 4 women

have experienced a miscarriage

(Tommy's 2021)

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15,000 children

who are younger than 5 years of age die everyday

(Our World in Data, 2019)

Our Mission

The Child Loss Center Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides resources, support, and services to empower grieving parents and families who are hurting from infertility, pregnancy loss, or infant and child death.

 

We also educate medical, clinical, and community professionals on emotional and mental health matters related to supporting families after child loss.

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Interwoven is our focus on dismantling historical, systematic, and racial disparities

that regard maternal and infant health and our desire to

empower and promote wellness for current and future generations.

Our Logo

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The HEART

represents the LOVE

that we have for our children. 

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The TEARDROP

represents the GRIEF

that we experience after the death of our children.

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The SPIRAL SUN

represents our PERSEVERANCE

as the healing power that radiates through

the cosmos returns us to healthy harmony.

Our Vision

Baby's Grasp

The Child Loss Center Inc. aims to create a world that acknowledges the impact of child loss and to help families heal using grief, trauma, and culturally informed care.

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We have future plans that will assist parents to connect and to enhance body, heart, and mind functioning after experiencing child loss.

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Read about our E.A.S.E. model.

Our Impact

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