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However you choose to donate, your kindness will help to keep babies safe and ensure grieving families receive the specialist support they need. Thank you.

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Your gift today will empower parents with trusted advice on keeping their baby safe, and support grieving families through the darkest days of their lives.

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Become a Lullaby Gem (monthly giving)

Deur elke maand te skenk, gee jy gesinne 'n veiliger begin in die lewe en bied jy 'n ondersteunende ruimte vir enigiemand wie se baba of baba skielik of onverwags oorlede is.

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Geskenke in testamente

Saving babies' lives can be your legacy by including a gift in your will.

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Gee in herinnering

Giving in memory is a very special way to remember someone you love. Your kindness will honour their life and take us closer to a world where no baby dies suddenly or unexpectedly.

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Stories van ander skenkers

Hear why other kind people like you choose to support our work and what it means to them.

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Trusts and Foundations

If you're connected with a grant-making organisation, your support can help give families a safer start to life.

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  • A man and woman hold their baby son while smiling to camera. They are standing in the woods, wearing winter clothing.

    The Lullaby Trust’s support has been the first and only genuine, meaningful support we've had. It’s so vital that their bereavement support services continue to be funded. They are a lifeline to so many people.

    Imogen and Stu, bereaved parents to Fred