We are working hard to prevent families from experiencing the tragic stillbirth of their baby. As a small charity, we cannot do this without your help. A direct debit allows you to donate a small amount every month and helps us continue to ensure that more babies lives are saved. We will continue to campaign for as long as needed and that is why your continued support through a one-off or monthly donation is so vital. Read more
Our newest project is the introduction of informative Waiting Room Banners and we need your help to support it. Read more
We would like to honour the babies that inspire donations to Kicks Count, the very donations that fund the literature we produce and work that we do. Our supporters can now sponsor these little-life-saving literature deliveries by dedicating their donation specifically to the memory of a baby. Read more
Our Finding A Rainbow Project supports families during a pregnancy following a loss - show your support! Read more
We want to keep up our life saving work until everyone in the UK knows about baby movement and stillbirth is rare. Midwives throughout over 50 UK NHS Trusts use our literature. Help us continue to provide these orders. Read more
Help us continue to prevent stillbirth in 2019 by donating what you can this Christmas. Read more
Sponsor your child to read during half term and raise funds for Kicks Count! Read more
Please help us reach over 30k medical professionals and have our own training video for future maternity and midwifery conferences. 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.
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.
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’m raising money for Kicks Count because, they are an amazing charity that raise awareness of stillbirth in the UK, they also support families who have suffered from stillbirth, however there is not much awareness of this charity so I am raising money to provide hospitals with posters and leaflets informing families of the amazing work this charity does.
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.
More women need to be informed about the importance of movements, there's a lot of our of date information on the internet.
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. Any donations to this page will be in memory of (Lilly Jane Sumner born to soon at 22 weeks and one day and William John Bishop 42 weeks)
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. Any donations to this page will be in memory of Danial