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You can help support Still Aware by becoming an Advocate for change. As an advocate for stillbirth prevention, our Advocates share an understanding of our messages, and a willingness to speak openly and honestly about the importance of stillbirth awareness to aid prevention.
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Hosting a fundraiser for Still Aware can be empowering, fun and great way to get together your friends and family to help raise awareness of stillbirth in Australia and the work Still Aware are doing.
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This exclusive pledge membership is available to only 100 voices yearly. Every single voice that supports Still Aware’s 100 Voices, gives more than 2000 Australian babies their voice.
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Hosting a Butterfly High Tea is simple. We invite you to invite yours. Get together with a group, little or large.
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Still Aware is entirely self funded and solely rely on the generous tax deductible donations of supporters like yourself. Your funds enable us to continue our initiative and save babies lives.
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Still Aware host a number of events throughout the year that help contribute to our awareness and fundraising efforts. Check our list of upcoming events around Australia to find out what's coming up near you.
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The Australian Federal Government today have announced the recipient of their $3m Stillbirth Awareness and Education Grant. The important funding to help reduce rates of preventable stillbirth has been the result of lobbying and advocacy from organisations such as Still Aware, to demand the government acknowledge that Australia’s stillbirth rate...
Read more about Demands for Stillbirth Grant Recipients to be held accountable
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This might seem like another weird and unusual title for a blog, or even an unusual way to start a blog, but I read something the other day that really made me think about why I do the things I do (and why I have done them since the loss...
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As a parent organisation for parents, Still Aware have been working hard in 2019 to help rebuild partnerships between expectant parents and clinicians in the manner of stillbirth prevention. We were excited to continue this partnership through an invitation to present at the the Annual RANZCOG (Royal Australian and New...
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A local Adelaide father has helped raise more than $30,000 by shaving off his dreadlocks, in an effort to raise awareness of stillbirth in honour of his son Alfie. Scott and Alex Warren experienced the devastation of delivering their son stillborn on 11th July, 2017. Soon after, they found a...
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In an exciting step forward for stillbirth prevention in Australia, some of the country's leading organisations in stillbirth research and awareness recently launched the 'Safer Baby Bundle' at Parliament House in Canberra. This latest research program is being led by the Stillbirth CRE, and will work to improve the partnership...
Read more about The 'Safer Baby Bundle' launches in Canberra
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I talk about him because I’m proud. I talk about him, because he deserves to be remembered. I talk about him, because even though he’s not physically here with me, he’s never far from my mind. I talk about him, because he’s part of me, a part that I could...
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Some may think the loneliest day of my life was the day that we lost Jasper, and in many ways it was. To be honest, I’m not sure that there was or is just one day that is the ‘loneliest day’ when you lose a child, but other than the...
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My blogs, fundraisers, donations & sharing of my personal experience of loss & life after loss all lead to one thing…vulnerability. I share so that I can help to break such a taboo subject in society as well as to encourage others to speak up & let themselves be vulnerable…to...
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Written by Caroline Campbell, mum of Xanthe, for Still Aware I was 38 years old and 9 months pregnant with my third child on that day when my world came crashing down. Thursday, March 30th, 2017. I hated Thursdays for a long time afterward, and I still hate the month...