We are completely reliant on the generosity of people who support our work, we simply wouldn't exist without donations. Here you can find all of the different ways you can give. Read more
Our newest project is the introduction of informative Waiting Room Banners and we need your help to support it. Read more
Our Finding A Rainbow Project supports families during a pregnancy following a loss - show your support! Read more
If you’d like a personalised image to display throughout Baby Loss Awareness Week we would be honoured to create one for you. As well as emailing your image to you within 2-3 days, we will also be displaying them all in an album on our Facebook page to honour our precious angels. Read more
I’m raising money for Kicks Count because, sadly, stillbirth isn’t rare. The UK has the 3rd highest stillbirth rate in the developed world and I'm supporting Kicks Count to provide innovative information banners to hospitals. I have followed kicks count in both my pregnancies and wanted to raise more awareness.
Knowing how important changes in movements were (due to Count the Kicks/Kicks Count) made me fight when I knew something was wrong. My baby girl is alive now because of that. I'm also an Angel Mum so I'm racing at the end of Baby Loss Awareness Week in their honour - to help Kicks Count save lives and to honour all Angel Babies.
I am taking part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon and planning to raise as much as possible to help Kicks Count continue with their excellent work.
I’m raising money for Kicks Count because, sadly, stillbirth isn’t rare. The UK has the 3rd highest stillbirth rate in the developed world and I'm supporting Kicks Count to provide innovative information banners to hospitals.
I’m raising money for Kicks Count because, sadly, stillbirth isn’t rare. The UK has the 3rd highest stillbirth rate in the developed world and I'm supporting Kicks Count to change this.
I’m raising money for Kicks Count because, sadly, stillbirth isn’t rare. The UK has the 3rd highest stillbirth rate in the developed world and I'm supporting Kicks Count to change this.This is a charity very close to our heart. The work of this amazing charity helped save our beautiful daughter and we want to do what we can to help them save others too.
So that no more mothers have to go through a stillbirth.
Kicks Count provide support in a number of ways, including: raising awareness about babies' movements; providing awareness banners in UK hospitals; sponsoring a midwife and their new 'Finding a Rainbow Project'.Throughout my two pregnancies I received a lot of information from Kicks Count about monitoring my baby's movements. I learnt what was normal and what needed medical attention. As a result of this, I knew when to contact my maternity assessment unit and get checked out.