National Maternal Mental Health Hotline
Free, confidential support from trained counselors in English and Spanish. Call or text 1-833-TLC-MAMA.
Visit resource →Jace's Embrace
Pregnancy Loss Support and Resources
There is no right way or timeline to grieve. These national and Charlotte-area organizations offer support, connection, education, advocacy, and practical resources after miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss.
National Support
Confidential hotlines, virtual communities, peer support, and pregnancy-after-loss resources available across the United States.
Postpartum Support International
Pregnancy and infant loss support, postpartum mental health resources, peer groups, and provider referrals.
Visit resource →Share Network App
A digital resource created to connect families with pregnancy and infant loss support and information.
Visit resource →Star Legacy Foundation
Free virtual support groups and peer companion programs for bereaved parents, grandparents, and families.
Visit resource →Return to Zero HOPE
Support groups and education for miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons, neonatal loss, and pregnancy after loss.
Visit resource →Pregnancy After Loss Support
Peer connection, practical information, and emotional support for people who are pregnant or parenting after a previous loss.
Visit resource →The Colette Louise Tisdahl Foundation
Provides financial assistance, education, and advocacy for families navigating high-risk pregnancies, NICU stays, prematurity, or pregnancy and infant loss.
Visit resource →The Shades of Blue Project
Supports women of color before, during, and after childbirth through culturally responsive mental health advocacy, treatment, support groups, and community resources.
Visit resource →Sisters in Loss
Centers Black women’s stories and provides education, doula services, bereavement support, and grief resources related to infertility and pregnancy and infant loss.
Visit resource →Charlotte and North Carolina Support
Local counseling, advocacy, financial help, comfort items, NICU support, and community referrals.
Loved for a Lifetime
Brings together pregnancy and infant loss resources, compassionate support, and education to help families find understanding and healing.
Visit resource →KinderMourn
Offers counseling and support programs for bereaved parents, children, and teens while helping the community understand grief.
Visit resource →Out of the Ashes Foundation
Provides help with medical expenses connected to pregnancy and infant loss, along with Christian-based support groups and events.
Visit resource →Madelyn's Fund
Supports infants and children receiving NICU care and their families, including families experiencing the trauma of infant loss.
Visit resource →Jace's Journey
Works to eliminate maternal and infant health disparities through education, advocacy, community engagement, and pregnancy-loss support.
Visit resource →Faces of Hope
Provides advocacy, resources, and support for families navigating perinatal health concerns and NICU stays.
Visit resource →Madison's Closet
Provides free donated clothing and a supportive space for women after perinatal loss so they can feel comfortable and cared for.
Visit resource →Jace's Embrace Boxes
Comfort and self-care items for bereaved parents. A box may be requested for a family or purchased as a gift for a loved one.
Learn about the boxes →June's Bouquet
Supports mothers after stillbirth by providing a bouquet to hold when leaving the hospital, offering comfort for otherwise empty arms.
Visit resource →NC 211
Find nearby counseling, grief groups, food, housing, transportation, and other community support throughout North Carolina.
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