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Still Parents is the Whitworth’s award-winning programme to support parents who have experienced the loss of a baby in pregnancy or just after birth.
Explore your experiences of baby loss through art with the help and guidance of an artist alongside support from the Manchester Sands charity. Making is at the heart of these sessions as participants are introduced to new techniques and skills whilst surrounded by people who understand.
When: One workshop per month on a Thursday evening or Sunday afternoon. Please see the list of the current session dates below.
Where: Sessions will be in person at the Whitworth or online via zoom.
Contact: Lucy Turner, Still Parents Producer by email at
Booking your place in advance is essential, please book via the Eventbrite. Booking links will be added below, closer to the date.
The next sessions are:
Sunday 20 October, 2024
1.30pm-4pm - click here to find out more and book your free place
Sunday 3 November
Sunday 1 December
Still Care
Supporting the midwives who care for those who have lost a baby.
"Still Care is a new strand of work that compliments the multi-award-winning Still Parents programme. By supporting those who care for bereaved parents we hope to make optimal care more certain for grieving parents which will, in turn, contribute towards positive social change and better outcomes for all. Through the ‘Still Parents’ programme we helped tell the story of baby loss and raise awareness of what is considered a taboo subject. We would now like to tell the other side of the story too, allowing midwives the opportunity to tell their stories and highlight the challenges they face." - Still Care
Still Care Workshop
Are you a midwife, sonographer, nurse or other health care worker who support parents experiencing the loss of a baby in pregnancy or just after birth?
Could you benefit from some self-care and spending time with like-minded colleagues who understand away from the medical environment?
Sunday, October 27 · 1:30 - 4pm
Click here to find out more