Welcome to the Stillbirth Foundation Australia website and thank you for your interest in the stillbirth cause.

The Stillbirth Foundation works to reduce the incidence of stillbirth in Australia.

To achieve this goal, the Stillbirth Foundation operates with the aims to:
  1. fund and encourage research into stillbirth; and
  2. increase public awareness about stillbirth.
If you are a parent, family member or friend, whose baby has died, we offer you our deepest sympathy at this very sad time. Whilst the Stillbirth Foundation does not offer direct bereavement support, we hope that the information you find in this website will provide you with some comfort that something is being done to address the terrible tragedy that is stillbirth.

Stillbirth Foundation Australia on Facebook!

Show your support of the stillbirth cause by joining our cause on Facebook... Stillbirth Foundation Australia!

An innovative way to donate to the Stillbirth Foundation whilst on the go!

GiveEasy is an Australian-made mobile donation platform that can be downloaded from the Apple store. Supporters of the Stillbirth Foundation can donate via this exciting new app on their iPhone.

Referring to the app as the 'iTunes for giving'. GiveEasy's creator Dr Jeffery Tobias says: "We wanted to make giving simple, but we also wanted to make it smart and social. The future of giving will be very different to the reality of giving today."

Completed Stillbirth Foundation Australia funded study findings

Stillbirth Foundation Australia funded research investigates viral causes of stillbirth and potential preventative treatments - December 2012

2013 Funded Studies

With 6 babies being delivered stillborn every day in Australia, tragically stillbirth remains a significant public health issue. A huge amount of investment is needed in vital research to understand why such large numbers of babies are dying; particularly those that are born at or close to term with no known cause of death. In 2013, the Stillbirth Foundation Australia is excited to be funding the following projects:

"Maternal ethnicity and disparties in stillbirth"

Chief Investigator: Dr Miranda Davies-Tuck

Stillbirth Foundation Australia funded research adds to the body of knowledge about stillbirth in later pregnancy

It is very exciting that Stillbirth Foundation Australia funded research, the Sydney Stillbirth Study led by Dr Adrienne Gordon, has revealed findings about the causes of stillbirth which add to our understanding of the causes of late stillbirth. Stillbirth is a massive public health issue, with six babies delivered stillborn everyday in Australia, and given that the majority of unexplained stillbirth occurs in late pregnancy this study was important in investigating why these deaths are occuring.

Fairy Tales for Hope

Fairy Tales for Hope
31 Fairy Tales in 31 days Instil Hope for Families Affected by Stillbirth

Decadence and Success at the Great Gatsby Ball!


The Stillbirth Foundation Australia's Great Gatsby Ball was an amazing success... raising $80,000 for the stillbirth cause!

Amazing Team Stillbirth amazes in Sydney's City2Surf 2012





Some members of Team Stillbirth at the start-line!

Thank you to the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys!

The Stillbirth Foundation Australia is hugely grateful to the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys for their recent Pink Jersey Auction which raised almost $19,000!!

The auction of the match-worn jerseys, as well as Johnathan Thurston's pink boots, raised $18,890 for the Stillbirth Foundation Australia, a charity supported not only by the Cowboys but also by forward Glenn Hall who recently took part in the "Dancing with the Townsville Stars" competition to increase awareness of the Foundation's work.

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