Baby Loss Awareness Week 2026 #BLAW2026 Tomorrow evening on the 15th of October at 7pm, families across the country will light a candle for the Wave of Light. Join us and bereaved families to show your solidarity and support in remembering the lives of their babies who died too soon. 💙🩷 instagram.com/reel/DeeaJCfCw…

Today our team took part in our annual flower release along Chichester canal to mark baby loss awareness week 2026. #blaw2026 Remembering and honouring the lives of all babies who have died too soon, and raising awareness of baby loss to drive national improvements in perinatal safety. 💙🩷 @OckReviewLeeds @OckReviewSussex @OckReview instagram.com/reel/DeR0cKStd…

This week marks the start of Baby Loss Awareness Week 2026. It is a time to honour the lives of all babies who have sadly died, at any stage of their pregnancy or life. We acknowledge that many families across the country tell us that they do not have suitable support or resources they need at the time of their bereavement. This week we join the very many charities, organisations and families across the country in raising awareness. Brighton Pier, Nottingham City Council House, Nottingham Cathedral of St Barnabas, Chichester City Council House and the Holy Cross, and St Ia Church in St Ives are illuminating their buildings in pink and blue to show solidarity with families across the country. Throughout the week, the Review Team will take part in activities to remember all bereaved families. Today, our team will release flowers along Chichester canal as part of our annual river walk. The Review Team recognises the lifelong harm and consequences that bereavement can bring, so if you feel that you need additional support at this time please make contact with the psychological support team made available to all families and family members included within the Review.