Saying Goodbye baby loss service
Saying Goodbye, part of the Mariposa Trust, returns to Belfast Cathedral with a baby loss remembrance and support service on July 3 at 3.30pm.
This is part of a nationwide series of events. The Mariposa Trust’s core objective is to support people who have lost babies at any stage of pregnancy, at birth, or in infancy. It was founded in 2012 by Zoe and Andy Clark-Coates, who saw a critical lack of support for people like them, who had gone through baby loss.
With more than 258,000 babies being lost yearly in the UK alone, the charity needed to be able to offer not only a comprehensive package of befriending and support but also national baby loss remembrance services (called Saying Goodbye Services), for people to join together and remember the children they had lost.
Six years on, more than 130 services have taken place at cathedrals and minsters across the UK, US, and France, and 2022 will see 20 services across England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
The service is for anyone who has either personally lost a baby at any stage of pregnancy, at birth, or in early years, or who has been affected by family members or friends’ loss. Whether the loss was recent or 80 years ago, everyone is welcome to attend.
The Mariposa Trust has also extended the services, and gladly welcome anyone who is grieving the fact that they haven’t had children. This may be due to circumstance, infertility, or for other reasons – but all are welcome. Babies and children are also invited to come with their families, as the Saying Goodbye service is truly a family event for all.
To read more on the charity, please see the Saying Goodbye website.
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