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Peer Support for Black families navigating pregnancy/baby loss at any gestation.
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Our story began with loss, but it was built on love, hope and the belief that Black bereaved families deserve better. After losing our own babies, we experienced first-hand how difficult it was to find support that understood our cultural experiences and the unique challenges we faced. So, we created the support we wished had existed. Today, Ebony Bonds Bereavement Support CIC is proud to be the only UK-based organisation offering in-person Peer Support specifically for Black families affected by baby loss. Every person who makes contact with us or walks through our doors is met with compassion, understanding and a community that truly sees them. Because no one should have to navigate baby loss alone. 🤎 #EbonyBonds #BlackBabyLoss #BlackMaternalHealth by @ebonybondsupport
Losing your baby has no timeline and there is no right way to ask for support. Whether your loss was recent or many years ago, whether you feel ready to talk or simply need someone to listen, Ebony Bonds is here for you. We provide culturally informed, compassionate support for Black bereaved parents through one-to-one peer support, support groups, advocacy and a community that understands the unique journey of pregnancy and baby loss. You can reach us in the way that feels most comfortable for you. Visit our website, send us an email, give us a call or text or simply message us on social media. Whenever you’re ready. However you need to be held, you do not have to do this alone. 🤎 #BlackBabyLoss #EbonyBonds #BabyLossAwareness by @ebonybondsupport
At Ebony Bonds, home means having a place where you don’t have to hide your grief, soften your pain or pretend you’re okay. It means finding a community that understands the unimaginable pain of losing a baby, where your story is welcomed, your baby is remembered and your grief is never too much. We want every Black bereaved parent to feel that they have found their people, a place of belonging, understanding and unconditional support, because home isn’t always a place. Sometimes, it’s the people who understand your pain without you having to explain it. At Ebony Bonds, you belong here. 🤎 by @ebonybondsupport
We want our community to feel seen. Being seen means acknowledging the pain that can so often go unseen. It means recognising the depth of a Black parent’s grief after losing their baby, honouring their love and making space for their pain without judgement, silence or the expectation to simply be strong. Your babies mattered. Your grief matters. No Black bereaved parent should ever feel invisible in their loss. We see you. We honour your babies. We hold space for your grief. 🤎 by @ebonybondsupport
🤎 A New Look. The Same Heart. Stronger Bonds. Today, we’re proud to unveil the new identity of Ebony Bonds. Born from personal loss. Built for community. Ebony Bonds was created from our own lived experiences of baby loss and the need for a safe, culturally understanding space where Black families could feel seen, heard and supported. This new chapter reflects how far we’ve come and the future we’re building together. Our commitment remains unchanged, to support bereaved families, create meaningful connections, honour our babies and advocate for better care. To every family who has trusted us, shared their story or found comfort within our community, you are the heart of Ebony Bonds. Our look has evolved, but our purpose remains. Different journeys. Shared understanding. Forever connected. 🤎 by @ebonybondsupport
Join us for our monthly, in person, Peer Support session. Our Peer Support group is open to all Black families who have experienced the loss of a baby. Come as you are and commune freely without restriction or over explanation. We’re here for you on this difficult journey, always. 🤎 🗓️ Monday 26th October 🕣 7pm - 9pm 📍 Stratford Hub, E15 2LS by @ebonybondsupport
We’re bringing Baby Loss Awareness Week to a close with the annual Wave of Light. Tonight we lit our candle for all of the babies whose parents are in our Peer Support group. We remember them, we honour them and we know that if love were enough, they would all be in our arms tonight. We’re here for you always. With love from the EBBS Team. 🤎 #waveoflight #babylossawarenessweek by @ebonybondsupport
On Saturday, in honour of Baby Loss Awareness Week, we’ll be walking and talking to honour our babies. Join us in remembrance, in love and in community as we journey around Hyde Park. Everyone is welcome and we hope to see you there. 🤎 🗓️ Saturday 17th October 🕣 10:30am 📍 Hyde Park, Hyde Park Corner Entrance (Kiosk) #BabyLossAwarenessWeek #BlackBabyLoss by @ebonybondsupport
To mark Baby Loss Awareness Week (9–15 October) we’re sharing some stories from our Pregnancy Endings exhibition. Black babies deserve more than being referred to as unfortunate statistics. We know that half of baby deaths that occur in the UK are preventable and so, I feel strongly about the voices of Black bereaved parents being centred. We should be listened to when they know something isn't right and our babies should be here with us' - Rachel @ebonybondsupport See the full exhibition of @taratwphoto photos at @vagina_museum, 2 September – 31 December 2026. #BLAW2026 by @ebonybondsupport
To mark Baby Loss Awareness Week (9–15 October) we’re sharing some stories from our Pregnancy Endings exhibition. ‘After losing Danté, I had to find a way to carry a pain I never imagined. Over time, I began turning my pain into purpose. Not because losing Danté was meant to happen, but because I wanted something meaningful to grow from the love I will always have for my son. That purpose became part of the reason I co-founded Ebony Bonds Bereavement Support, supporting Black mothers, fathers and families.’ - Gina @ebonybondsupport See the full exhibition of @taratwphoto photos at @vagina_museum, 2 September – 31 December 2026. #BLAW2026 by @ebonybondsupport
🩷💙Baby Loss Awareness Week 2026 💙🩷 This Baby Loss Awareness Week, Ebony Bonds will be standing alongside bereaved families, supporting the wider baby loss community and continuing to amplify the voices and experiences of Black bereaved parents. As proud members of the Baby Loss Awareness Week Alliance, we’ll be attending and hosting events throughout the week, creating spaces for connection, remembrance, conversation and support. We also know that Baby Loss Awareness Week is not easy for everyone. For some, it may feel important to attend an event, share a story, remember their baby publicly or connect with others who understand. For others, the thought of engaging at all may simply feel too heavy. There is no right or wrong way to navigate this week. You can choose to engage, or you can choose not to. You can talk about your baby, or keep their memory close and private. You can show up for others, or simply focus on getting through the day. Whatever you choose, we are here. 🤎 For every Black bereaved parent who needs a listening ear, a safe space, a familiar voice or simply someone who understands, we’re here to support you, whenever you need us. Be gentle with yourself this week. There is no expectation. No pressure. No judgement. Just support. 🤎 #BLAW #BabyLossAwarenessWeek #BlackBabyLoss by @ebonybondsupport
Join us in remembrance for Baby Loss Awareness Week 2026. We’ll be walking and talking and everyone is welcome. Join us to honour all of the babies that are loved and missed. 🗓️ Saturday 17th October 🕣 10:30am 📍 Hyde Park (Hyde Park Corner Entrance) We hope to see you there. #BLAW #BabyLossAwarenessWeek #BlackBabyLoss by @ebonybondsupport

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