You Are Not Alone

The Pregnancy Loss Support Program is here for you.

Our professionally trained peer volunteers have been through loss themselves and are here to offer comfort, validation, and a path towards healing after the death of a baby.

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Perinatal Loss Support We Provide

We are here with valuable resources and inclusive support for anyone whose life has been touched by loss, including miscarriage, stillbirth, newborn death or termination for fetal anomalies as well as support for those who are pregnant following a loss.

Let our unique peer-to-peer approach help you
on your path after pregnancy or infant loss.

For more than three decades, Pregnancy Loss Support Program has offered free telephone counseling and support groups for parents who have experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth, newborn death or termination for fetal anomalies as well as support for those who are pregnant following a loss. Our programs are open to all regardless of background, religion, gender and sexual orientation. There is absolutely no religious aspect to our support programs, and all faiths are welcome, as are single parents.

Support groups are facilitated by professionally trained and supervised volunteers, all of whom have suffered their own pregnancy loss. Pregnancy Loss Support Program also works to improve the quality of care in the field of perinatal loss in New York City and beyond.

Hope on the horizon for
grieving families

"The impact of pregnancy and neonatal losses is overwhelming, affecting parents, surviving siblings, grandparents, extended families and friends. Families reaching out for support after experiencing a recent loss require support which is available when they need it, in addition to periodic scheduled support group meetings. They require support that is tailored to their specific needs and all individuals searching for such solace should have access to the appropriate bereavement resources. The Pregnancy Loss Support Program of NCJW NY is a leading and pioneering organization for perinatal loss support and is able to provide this help in real time. It is and has been an invaluable resource for our community."

- Dr. Michael Berman

Professor, Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Science
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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