Research of Black Couples’ Experiences of Baby Loss in the UK with Leeds University

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11/07/2024

We are supporting Leeds University post graduate, Statsha Lee (Trainee Clinical Psychologist) with their research studying, exploring the experiences of Black couples who go through baby loss in the UK.

They would like to hear from potential couples who meet the following criteria:

Self-identify as, Black, Black British, Black African, Black Caribbean, Black Africian-Caribbean and Mixed-Black heritage.
Couples and birthing people include; same-sex, transgender, non-binary and heterosexual couples.
Experience of baby loss in the UK from the first trimester onwards, including stillbirth and neonatal loss. There is no time limit on when the loss occured.
Ages 18 and over and currently living in the UK.

Please see more information and necessary forms here to find out more and sign up to be involved.

Please note that our Supporting Arms Team is available to anyone who may choose to participate and want to discuss their experience of baby loss with our team. Information about how to contact our Supporting Arms Service is here.

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