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Parents Who Have Been there – Adelaide Support Group

Parents Who Have Been There is a support group made up of Adelaide families who have had their babies go through Neonatal Care. They support mums and families in the NICU & Special Care units and once they get home.

www.parentswho.com.au/neonatal-parents-playgroup


Yasmine’s Gift of Hope

Yasminah’s Gift Of Hope is a support group based in New South Wales that offers Hope, Light, Love and Happiness to families who experience the miscarriage, premature birth, neonatal loss, stillbirth or infant loss of their child or diagnosis of a congenital abnormality during pregnancy with early ongoing support, understanding and a Gift Of Hope.

www.ygoh.org.au/


Premmie Help

Preemiehelp.com is an internet-based information and community resource created by qualified preemie experts for healthcare professionals, parents, friends, and family interested in, or affected by, premature birth. Their primary objectives are to increase awareness about the important issues surrounding preterm birth and to provide expert, recent, and relevant scientific information in an easy to access, easy to understand format.

www.preemiehelp.com/


Bears of Hope

Bears Of Hope offers support and guidance for parents who experience the loss of their baby during pregnancy, birth or infancy.

http://www.bearsofhope.org.au/


Helping Hand Is Here

A site that wants to help equip you with as much knowledge about services relating to all children and youth with additional needs. Subscribe and stay informed about support, services, funding, programs, media releases, news, respite, organisations, recreation and videos relating to all children with additional needs.

helpinghandishere.com.au


Bliss

Bliss, the special care baby charity, provides vital support and care to premature and sick babies across the UK. Founded 30 years ago, we offer guidance and information at a critical time in families’ lives. We also fund ground-breaking research and campaign for babies to receive the best possible level of care regardless of when and where they are born.

www.bliss.org.uk


March of Dimes

A leading American charity for pregnancy & baby health. Dedicated to improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.

The National Premmie Foundation is a proud Global Collaborative Partner of March Of Dimes.

www.marchofdimes.com/prematurity/prematurity.asp


PreemieCare

Is an American non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting families of infants born preterm through education, support, and resources. It also acts as a mentoring and networking organization for hospital and community-based parent-of-preemie support groups. It is a division of MOST (Mothers of Supertwins): a non-profit parenting organization that provides information, education, support and additional resources for families of multiples.

www.PreemieCare.org


Irish Premature Babies

A voluntary organisation set up in Ireland by parents who have all had a premature baby. They believe there is a need to support parents through the rollercoaster journey that ensues when your baby is born prematurely.

www.irishprematurebabies.com


Little Big Souls

The Voice For The Premature Baby Born In Africa “In a world where our collective consciousness can turn the tides of human situations, in a world where one voice, audible enough, can set into motion a collective emotional, spiritual and physical change in circumstances and people we believe we can offer our precious Little Big Souls, born in less privileged parts of Africa, a fighting chance”.

The National Premmie Foundation is a proud Global Collaborative Partner of Little Big Souls.

www.littlebigsouls.com


European Foundation for the care of newborn infants (EFCNI)

The European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants (EFCNI) is a network for those involved in the care of preterm or sick newborn infants as well as a forum for scientists. It was set up to bring about long-term improvements in the care of such infants. Give the largest group of child patients in Europe the attention and support it deserves.

The National Premmie Foundation is a proud Global Collaborative Partner of EFCNI
www.efcni.org


Hug a Prem East Africa

A support group that look after families who have had a premature baby in Kenya & East Africa.

Email: [email protected]


Mom Loves Best

The Ultimate Guide To Raising A Healthy Premmie

This guide will show you what you need to know, including how to take care of your baby in the neonatal intensive care unit, what your home will need for your baby, and how to form your support team.

W: https://momlovesbest.com/premature-baby
E: [email protected]

 


Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI)

The Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI) is committed to supporting parents and infants (0-24 months) to enhance parent well-being and children’s healthy development through basic research and the development of evidence-based interventions. It offers a unique contribution to early intervention in the development of a range of treatments to enhance parent and infant wellbeing.

www.piri.org.au


Australian Multiple Birth Association (AMBA)

AMBA is a not-for-profit volunteer organisation that provides support, resources and education to families and/or carers with multiple births.

www.amba.org.au/


Multiple Birth Association of Tasmania (TasMBA)

The Multiple Birth Association of Tasmania (TasMBA) is a not-for-profit group that is operated by volunteer families who have multiple birth children.

There are three branches of the Tasmanian Multiple Birth Association, North West, North and South. Each of these areas runs activities that are centred around the needs of members within that area.

www.tasmba.org.au


Multiple Birth Parents

Multiple Birth Parents is an Australian based online community forum for parents or carers of twins, triplets or a higher order of multiples. Whether you are already lucky parents of multiples or you are expecting special new additions into your lives then this is certainly the place to be. Multiple Birth Parents is a fun place to meet other parents who share the same experiences in raising multiples.

www.multiplebirthparents.com


Raising Premmies

At Raising Premmies we help parents achieve peak development in their prematurely-born children. We do this by informing, guiding, teaching and counselling parents to become architects of their baby’s brain.  The first years are most important but we can help and work with you and your child at any age. At Raising Premmies, we will teach you how to be the best parent of a premmie you can be – the rewards for your child will last a lifetime. We would love to help you.

For further information on how we can support you, go to

www.raisingpremmies.com


Kangaroo Mother Care Promotions

Aims to promote the spread and implementation of Kangaroo Mother Care as the standard method of care for all newborn babies, both premature and full-term. They aim to give firm scientific facts for medical and nursing professionals, and at the same time to convey these to all parents, to ensure babies get the best care.

www.kangaroomothercare.com/


Klokánkování / Kangaroo Care

Facebook Page dedicated to Kangaroo Care, provides some wonderful articles.
www.facebook.com/pages/Klokankovani-Kangaroo-Care/378186976810?v=wall#!/pages/Klokankovani-Kangaroo-Care/378186976810


Sklyer’s Gift

An American group that support families who have lost a premature baby and research to decrease premature loss.

www.skylersgift.org


Australian Breastfeeding Association

Information, support, discounted electric breast pump hire and a linked phone or email helpline. ‘Breastfeeding your premature infant’ booklet is available through their Mother’s Direct Shop.
Ph: 1800 MUM 2 MUM (1800 686 2 686) – 24hrs
www.breastfeeding.asn.au


Australian Lactation Consultants Association

National professional association for Australian International Board Certified Lactation Consultants.


Express at home

Melbourne based breast pump hire service delivered to your home or hospital.

Ph: 0433 95 34 34 (24hrs)
www.expressathome.com.au


Eat Play Grow

Specialist feeding and developmental Therapy Program for Infants and Toddlers.  The team work with families in the Bundoora, Vic area, to reduce the stress of feeding and mealtimes.

www.eatplaygrow.com.au


Lively Eaters Feeding Services

‘Lively Eaters’ is a private allied health practice that specialises in feeding and eating difficulties in children from birth through the early school years.  It is based in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. The feeding clinic provides multi-disciplinary team assessment and therapy services for a wide range of childrens’ (infant and toddler) feeding difficulties

www.livelyeaters.com.au


No-fuss feeding and swallowing centre

Based in Queensland, they offer limited specialist clinical services, specialising in feeding & swallowing disorders in children and adults.

www.nofussfeeding.com.au


Tube Fed Kids

A social networking site for families and friends of tube-fed children (past or present). This site serves as a good tool to share information and stories, help with tube feeding issues and most of all help with tube weaning issues. The transition from Tube Feeding to oral consumption is a long road for most children and their families

www.tubefedkids.com


No Tube.at

Notube.at is the first website offering an effective online medical coaching service (net coaching program) for children with early eating behaviour disorders, particularly tube dependency. The Netcoaching program is based on the “Graz method of tube weaning”, through which more than 1000 tube dependent children over the past 20 years have been weaned successfully. Since the beginning of the Netcoaching program in summer 2009, 96% from a total sample of 92 tube-fed children from all over the world have been weaned successfully.

www.notube.at


Australian Support Network for Eosinophilic Esophagitis and related disorders

An Australian charity whose mission is to improve the lives of those affected by eosinophilic gastrointestinal disorders by providing support and information and to campaign and raise funds for further research in Australia.

www.ausee.org


Complex Child E-Magazine

Complex Child is a monthly online magazine written by parents of children with special healthcare needs and disabilities.

It is intended to provide medical information, along with personal experiences, in simple language that other parents can understand. Articles are on a wide variety of topics ranging from basic information on medical conditions and treatments to advice on how to beat insurance company denials.

www.complexchild.com


HELLP Syndrome Society

A non-profit corporation whose mission is to raise awareness about the condition of HELLP Syndrome, raise money for research, provide support to families affected by this condition and conduct research on the condition.

www.hellpsyndrome.org


The HER Foundation

The HER Foundation is the world’s largest grassroots network of Hyperemesis Gravidarum(HG) survivors and the leading site for HG information on the Internet. HER is dedicated to helping those suffering from hyperemesis and those who have survived it. Only those who experience HG can truly understand how difficult it is! The Foundation is here to be a voice of support and education to all who are faced with managing HG.

www.helpher.org


Precious Premmies

Precious Premmies Lunch, a very special event to raise money for some of the most special little people, Premmie babies at the Mater Mothers Hospital in Brisbane.

www.preciouspremmies.com.au


Australian Action on Pre-eclampsia (AAPEC)

Australian Action on Pre-eclampsia Inc. (AAPEC) is an association incorporated in Victoria. It is a voluntary organisation set up to provide support and information to families who have suffered from pre-eclampsia.

www.aapec.org.au


The Pelvic Instability Association

(PIA) is a not-for-profit organisation, staffed entirely by volunteers, based in Victoria – Australia with members across Australia. They provide support and information to women and families affected by Pelvic Instability in Australia.

The Pelvic Instability Association Inc (PIA)
PO Box 449
Bentleigh,
Vic 3204
Ph: (03) 9539 3217


Bub Born Early

The Site for Bubs Born Early, their Parents, Family and Friends and Home to The BubBE Book… a NICU Journal. The BubBE Book and this site have been created to provide a source of information, inspiration, guidance and hope for the family and friends of Bubs Born Early, otherwise known here as BubBE’s.

www.bubbornearly.com.au


Keep ‘Em Cooking

Keep ‘Em Cookin’ is an educational organization that gives pregnant women the greatest opportunity to prevent preterm birth by providing them with the most current information on high-risk pregnancy and by offering them online community support.

www.keepemcookin.com/


Mamas on bed rest

Provide support, information, resources and services to high-risk pregnant mamas and new mamas. They have a plethora of information on pre and postpartum health, fitness, nutrition, advocacy, parenting and maternal and infant health and wellness.

www.mamasonbedrest.com/


PANDA

PANDA is a Victorian, not-for-profit, self-help organization that was formed in 1985 to provide confidential information, support and referral to anyone affected by post and antenatal mood disorders, including partners and extended family members.

PANDA also produces and distributes accurate information about post and antenatal mood disorders to health professionals and the wider community.

www.panda.org.au


How is Dad Going?

This website provides all kinds of dads with access to the best information and resources.  You might need some extra support if you or your partner are struggling with mental health issues in the perinatal period – the time leading up to and after having a baby. Like all health conditions, a time of high stress or a period of depression and anxiety, or even psychosis, will pass but the more you know and can do to help you and your partner the better the outcome.  It is a website developed by the team at Panda (www.panda.org.au)

www.howisdadgoing.org.au


Beyond Blue

Beyondblue is working to reduce the impact of depression and anxiety in the community by raising awareness and understanding, empowering people to seek help, and supporting recovery, management and resilience.

www.beyondblue.org.au


Saying Goodbye

This is the first national set of remembrance services for people who have suffered the loss of a baby at any stage of pregnancy, at birth or in infancy.  The services are free to attend and are taking place between March and December.  There are over 20 locations in the UK and Internationally during 2013.  See more details on the website.

http://www.sayinggoodbye.org/


Sids and Kids – Bereavement

SIDS and Kids bereavement support services assist families who have experienced the sudden and unexpected death of a baby or child, during birth, pregnancy or infancy, regardless of the cause

http://www.sidsandkids.org/bereavement-support/


Sands

More than thirty years on, Sands continues to provide support to all bereaved parents and families who have suffered the death of a baby anytime from conception through to 28 days after birth – this includes miscarriage, neonatal death, stillbirth, ectopic pregnancy and genetic/medically advised termination.

www.sands.org.au


CLIMB – Center for Loss in Multiple Birth

Parents throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and beyond who have experienced the death of one or more, both or all of our twins or higher multiples at any time from conception through birth, infancy and childhood. We originated in 1987 when a mother whose twin son died very suddenly at birth believed that she was truly the only one – then began to search for “a few” others. Soon, she was hearing from families everywhere who were struggling to cope and heal from the devastating loss of their twin or twins, their triplet or triplets or other higher multiples, in a wide variety of circumstances – in sad contrast to the happy images of multiples portrayed in the media and elsewhere.

www.climb-support.org


Sids and Kids – Treasured Babies

A booklet by and for parents whose baby is stillborn or dies soon after birth.

The death of a loved one is hard to understand at any time but, for many, the loss of a baby is incomprehensible. Yet this loss is experienced by one in every hundred families. For those families, the stillbirth or death of their newborn is something that will affect them, and their families, for the rest of their lives.

www.sidsandkids.org/wp-content/uploads/SIDSTreasuredBabies.pdf


My Grief Assist

A place where you will find a broad range of helpful information on loss and grief. Coping with grief can be a daunting, difficult time in anyone’s life. Whether you’re looking to support someone you know or if you need help for yourself, you’ll find something valuable here.

www.mygriefassist.com

Their Fact sheets cover a wide range of subjects and are written by experts in their fields.

http://www.mygriefassist.com/resources-factsheets.aspx


ObituariesHelp.org

“How to Express Your Condolences ” – Choosing the Perfect Words

http://obituarieshelp.org/words_of_condolences_hub.html


Man Therapy

A Beyond Blue initiative for men.  Man therapy is designed to get blokes to take practical action to take charge of depression and/or anxiety, and to combat suicidal thoughts.

But it also can be a valuable resource for their mates or loved ones.

www.mantherapy.org.au


Renovate Your Relationship

www.relationships.org.au/relationship-advice/publications/renovate-your-relationship-a-manual-for-men


Postpartum Progress

A site that provides Postpartum Depression help and hope from thousands of moms who’ve been there. We understand & we can help.

www.postpartumprogress.com


Not just about wee

Yuz, an LLTF mum, has had two premature babies both born at 36wks. She is a PND/PPD/PPA survivor having been admitted to (as she says) the nuthouse following her daughters birth in 2009. This is her ongoing story and journey of both enduring and enjoying motherhood.

www.notjustaboutwee.com/


Kids Plus Foundation

Provides intensive, paediatric therapy programs for babies, children and teenagers with neurodevelopmental disabilities, in particular cerebral palsy, the most common form of childhood physical disability.

This program works with children and their families in the Barwon Region to access regular, high-quality therapy, which is crucial to long term outcomes developmentally, functionally and medically.

www.kidsplus.org.au


Cerebral Palsy Foundation

The Cerebral Palsy Foundation was established to take on the global challenge of finding the prevention and cure for cerebral palsy. Australian based

www.cpfoundation.com.au


Cerebral Palsy Education Centre Inc (CPEC)

Cerebral Palsy Education Centre is acknowledged as a unique and successful specialist education service for children with cerebral palsy and their families.

www.cpec.org.au


Cerebral Palsy Guide

Their main goal is to raise awareness about cerebral palsy and the children and parents who it affects. Cerebral palsy is a disease that can affect children and adults in different ways, but most commonly is affects their coordination and muscle movement. Cerebral Palsy Guide provides free educational information, financial options, and emotional support for those affected by cerebral palsy (USA based).

www.cerebralpalsyguide.com


Cerebral Palsy Guidance

They provide vital guidance and assistance to parents of a child with cerebral palsy (USA)

www.cerebralpalsyguidance.com


Cerebral Palsy Symptoms

Their mission at CerebralPalsySymptoms.com is to provide the public with accurate and up to date information on the many aspects of cerebral palsy and other birth injury complications. The team strives to maintain a comprehensive free resource so those interested or concerned about their children can take actions to protect them. If you would like to get in touch with the team they can be reached at [email protected] (US-based).

www.cerebralpalsysymptoms.com


Cerebral Palsy Group

Cerebral Palsy Group is an online resource for anyone who has been affected by cerebral palsy, birth injuries, or brain injuries. The team was created so they can provide answers and all types of assistance needed to help improve the quality of life for loved ones and family members with cerebral palsy.  they provide FREE support and useful resources to individuals and families who have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and other disabilities?

https://cerebralpalsygroup.com/


My Child Without Limits

MyChildWithoutLimits.org is designed to be an authoritative early intervention resource with a social networking element for families of young children ages 0-5 with developmental delays or disabilities, and professionals looking for a single, trusted, aggregate source of information that relates to their needs and interests. Looks at areas such as Prematurity, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Down Syndrome, Epilepsy, Spina Bifida, Hearing & Sight Loss, Rett Syndrome & Muscular dystrophy.

www.mychildwithoutlimits.org


The Smile Foundation

The SMILE  Foundation is a groundbreaking national charity that was established in 2007 to improve the quality of life of children with a rare disease or condition.  SMILE provides financial assistance to families of affected children as well as supporting research relating to rare childhood medical conditions.  SMILE is also committed to raising awareness of rare childhood diseases.

www.smilefoundation.com.au


Support for Mums

Support for Mums is an Australian not-for-profit organisation that will assist mums and their families through the circumstantial crisis. The circumstantial crisis may include a high risk/difficult pregnancy, an unwell baby or child, unwell immediate family member. Perinatal depression or any crisis that inhibits a family carry out day-to-day tasks.

Support for Mums will provide information and referral, practical assistance and or funding to ensure practical tasks are carried out relieving pressure on the family.

www.supportformums.org.au


Little Dreamers

A group of young adults that run a charity for siblings and carers of children with a disability. They found that there is a need for support for the siblings of sick children, as well as young carers who are put into a position of caring for their unwell/unfit parent. Little Dreamers is around to support the sometimes left out kids, the kids that are sometimes forgotten about or are unable to do things like their friends.

www.littledreamersonline.com


A Parents Guide to First Aid

In homes where there are small children, safety is an important issue. Parents want to protect their children from all potential dangers and will most often take steps to make their home as safe an environment as possible. This site covers areas such as How to Keep Your Home Safe, How to Teach Your Child About First Aid & Emergencies and First Aid for a New Parent with useful tips and fact sheets.

http://www.acls.net/a-parents-guide-to-first-aid.htm


The Little One – Premmie Milestone Cards

Introducing Premmie Milestone Cards – a range of 39 beautifully designed cards by the girls from The Little One used to visually capture key milestones premmie babies strive to reach.

Each card has a milestone unique to a premature baby’s special journey; ‘My first kangaroo cuddle’, ‘My first breastfeed’, ‘No more CPAP for me’, ‘My first bath’. The back of each card includes space to write the date, age, weight and gestation of the baby when they reached the milestone.

Created and designed in conjunction with parents of premmie babies, these cards have been designed specifically for NICU and Special Care nurseries with soft, pastel colours and beautiful watercolour features.

Available to purchase in the LLTF store HERE


Karen Shackelford, MD

Below are various articles written for families by Dr Karen Shackelford

Learning First Aid  – http://www.aclsrecertification.com/keep-your-family-safe-learn-first-aid/
Guide to a Healthy Heart – http://www.aclsrecertification.com/guide-to-a-healthy-heart/

More articles can be seen HERE


Gateways

For families in the Barwon-South Western Region. Services are provided to children with developmental delay, autism spectrum disorder or a diagnosed disability, and their families.

Services include autism assessment and diagnosis, early intervention services, preschool support and inclusion, and assistance with transition to school planning.
www.gateways.com.au


Kildonan Uniting Care

Kildonan Uniting Care is one of Australia’s oldest community organisations. They provide a hospital-based financial counselling service at the Royal Children’s Hospital.

www.kildonan.unitingcare.org.au


Raising Children Network

A fantastic Australian Parenting website, an excellent resource for any family. Created by a partnership of member organisations of Australia’s leading early childhood agencies, the Raising Children website is produced with the help of an extensive network including the Australian Government.  The Raising Children Network website is based on the philosophy that all children and families are individual and different.  They provide scientifically validated information, translated into everyday language, to help parents and carers make decisions that work for them in their individual family circumstances.

www.raisingchildren.net.au


Busy Mothers

A parenting website by busy parents for busy parents. We have a wealth of information available to make life easier, simpler and less chaotic. Busy Mothers is home to The Busy Mothers’ Companion a resource to help parents manage their busy household.

www.busymothers.com.au


Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond

Up-to-date and extensive source of information and support for pregnancy, birth and parenting. Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond supports independent midwifery services and quality childbirth education.

Through this website, you will be able to find lots of information on midwifery care, pre-conception care, pregnancy, birth, waterbirth, homebirth, vaginal birth after caesarean, postnatal care and breastfeeding.

www.pregnancy.com.au


Mamas Group

A social network created especially for mums.  Find out what activities and support services are available in your area, chat with other mums.

www.mamasgroup.com.au


Kids First

KIDS FIRST is a course designed to provide parents and carers with children aged 0 – 12 with the skills to provide basic First Aid and emergency care for children. If you are a new parent or are responsible for the care of young children you owe it to those loved ones to know what to do in an emergency, because when it comes to saving a life MINUTES MATTER.

www.firstaidforlife.com.au


Online First Aid Guide for families

“Knowledge is the first line of defence when a family member or child suffers an injury or develops symptoms of an illness. Those initial moments of care can make all the difference between a full recovery and long-term damage.  We’ve compiled a list of first aid categories and well-respected sources to help educate your family on basic first aid for nearly every emergency situation.”  Dr. Mary Williams, R.N. D.C.

https://www.cprcertification.com/blog/family-first-aid-guide

https://www.cprcertified.com/online-first-aid-guide-for-families


Huggies Australia

Join the Huggies Baby Club for special offers, baby information, fun & games!

www.huggies.com.au


Info4Carers

As parents who care for children with a disability, Tanya & Michelle felt compelled to compile their thoughts, ideas and experiences to help other families navigate their way through what can only be described as the ‘maze’ of disability services.  They have written You are Not Alone – A Carers Journey to provide guidance and advice to parents and carers centred on a child’s early years, from birth to six years of age.

www.info4carers.com/index.php/you-are-not-alone.html


Little Aid

First aid training for parents, grandparents and babysitters. They are a leading provider of quality first aid training and products that are baby and child-specific.

www.littleaid.com.au


Kids First Aid

Kids First Aid offers first aid courses delivered exclusively by experienced paramedics, designed to teach parents and caregivers how to respond calmly and confidently to 10 of the most common first aid  emergency situations

http://www.kidsfirstaid.com.au/


Kids In Australia

Kids In Australia is a resource and information website which has been designed by parents, for parents. They have done it all for you and wrapped it up in this comprehensive, easy-to-use and fun website. Their Mission Statement is to connect parents with businesses and information which can help smooth the path to raising healthy, happy and confident kids.

Ph: 1300 170 020
www.facebook.com/kidsinaustralia.com.au


The Blood Cord Centre

Their goal is to provide information for expectant mothers and families considering cord blood banking – they want to help you find the right option for your loved ones. Whether you choose private banking for the safety of your family, or public banking to help patients in need of a transplant, The Cord Blood Center is committed to giving you relevant, up-to-date information on benefits, pricing and current research for cord blood stem cells. (US-based).

www.cordbloodbanking.com


65 Baby Care Tips for First Time Parents – The Ultimate Guide

The birth of a first child can be a daunting affair and one that is fraught with questions. It is the beginning of a whole new era, normally one of sleepless nights and endless diapers. Even the most organised new mom will feel the strain of the new addition.

This covers some tips for first-time parents, to help along the way and ease the load of parenthood.

www.jenreviews.com/baby-care-tips

 


Financial Guidance

Dad Shane Graham, who himself has had a prem baby (little Isla) is a financial planner and works with other charities helping families on a pro bono basis. He is very keen to assist any families who have had a premature or sick baby and are struggling with finances.  Doesn’t matter where you live, he can travel or speak with you over the phone.   He understands the financial strain that a family can experience when having a prem or sick baby.

Details:
Shane Graham, Dip FS(FP) AFP®
Financial Planner, Authorised Representative of A.M.P Financial Planning Pty Ltd
A.B.N 89 051 208 327 A.F.S Licence No. 232706

Swan Hill Office: 
12 Pritchard Street, Swan Hill, VIC 3585
Ph: (03) 5032 9111
Email:   [email protected]
Web:    www.gmgfg.com.au


Heartfelt

Heartfelt is a volunteer organisation of professional photographers from all over Australia dedicated to giving the gift of photographic memories to families that have experienced stillbirths, premature births, or have children with serious and terminal illnesses.  Heartfelt is dedicated to providing this gift to families in a caring, compassionate manner.  All services are provided free of charge. Call 1800 583 768 to contact an Australian Heartfelt photographer 

www.heartfelt.org.au


LaDeDa Professional Photography

Shoshanna Sibony is a professional photographer based in Melbourne, offers her “Little Hugs” service for families of extremely premature or seriously ill bubs and kids. They offer a FREE photography shoot.

www.ladeda.com.au/index.php/component/content/article/16-charity/4-little-hugs


Tiny D’s Photography – for your little miracle

Katia de Santis is a Melbourne photographer who’s son, Dante, was born at just 29 weeks last year and subsequently spent two months in the neo-natal intensive care unit (NICU), she provides free photography sessions for families with babies in NICU or Special Care or who are sick, free of charge.

www.tinyd.com.au


Open Colleges – counselling courses

Open Colleges’ practical and unique courses let you study online at your own pace, but still provide the best in student and tutor support, so you always feel connected and supported in your study.

http://www.opencolleges.edu.au/courses/counselling/

http://www.opencollegesgroup.com.au

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