Introducing our new Memory Boxes

We provide Memory Boxes to bereaved parents to help gather timeless and precious memories of their child. As a result of consultation with parents, we now offer 3 beautiful new boxes, each designed for a specific gestational loss.
Memory Boxes

Do something amazing for SiMBA

Whether you climb a mountain, walk a mile or look silly for money. We salute you. Every penny our supporters raise helps families after the loss of their child.
Fundraise

Become a regular donor

By choosing to give a regular monthly donation, you will be helping us to plan ahead, to allow us to continue to provide our vital services.
Donate

Give A Gift Like No Other. Donate a SiMBA Memory Box.

Donate a Memory Box

Could your business support SiMBA?

Are you looking to partner your business with an inspiring charity, then look no further. Through partnering with SiMBA you will help us to continue to support those affected by the loss of a baby, while at the same time offering your colleagues unique and fun ways to enhance their skills and feel motivated by supporting a great cause.
Business Partnerships

Join SiMBA in the 2018 Kiltwalk

It’s time to dig out your trainers, put on your kilt and support SIMBA to make a difference to hospitals and families in your area.
Join the 2018 Kiltwalk

Join us at a SiMBA Butterfly Release

The SiMBA Butterfly Releases are a series of unique annual events. They are a truly wonderful way to remember and honour our babies; an experience that will remain with you forever. Click on the link below for a full list of services in your area.
Awareness Events

Great Scottish Events

Join us in this FREE family friendly event taking place in Edinburgh on Sunday 1st July 2018. All monies raised will come directly to SiMBA to allow us to continue to offer our vital services. Click below for more details.
Fundraising Events

Memory Boxes

The Memory Box is a treasure chest of mementos such as the blanket of love, birth acknowledgement certificate, hand and foot prints and in some cases photos.

Memory Boxes
"Memory is a way of holding on to the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want to lose."
Kevin Arnold

Memory Boxes

The “Memory Box” is a treasure chest of mementos such as “the blanket of love”, birth acknowledgement certificate, hand and foot prints and in some cases photos.

Memory Boxes

Support Groups

Our groups open to anyone who has gone through the death of a baby at any stage of pregnancy or close to the time of birth. Our groups are all within central locations and accessible by all and open to other family members and friends.

Find a support group

Family Rooms

The aim of providing Family Rooms within maternity units is to offer parents the opportunity to spend further precious time with and prepare to say goodbye to their baby in peaceful and private accommodation.

More about Family Rooms

Request a Leaf

The Tree’s design is unique to SiMBA, and is adorned with individual leaves, which each represent a baby and can be engraved with a personal message.

Request a leaf
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Our Goal is Simple

To honour babies who have died, been stillborn or miscarried. To help gather timeless memories. It wasn’t so long ago that when a baby died it was taken away, no touch, no cuddles, no time together...no memories.

SiMBA is about memories. We help you to gather precious items for your Memory Box which we provide. We understand the importance of spending time with your baby in our Family Room. Adding a leaf on a Tree of Tranquillity shows that you are not alone in your loss, and acts as a place to remember and reflect.

Find out more about what we do.

Latest News

SiMBA Unveils the Tree of Tranquillity and the Sunbeam Garden in Aierdale

14th October 2018
Today, in collaboration with Aidan's Elephants and the Sunbeam Support Group - Keighley and Craven, joined by families, friends, midwives and doctors we officially unveiled the Tree of Tranquillity and the Sunbeam Garden in Aierdale.
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