Stronger Together. Better Care for Bereaved Families.
Membership in the National Perinatal Loss Collaborative connects you with education, resources, and a national community of providers who understand this work.
We’re here to support you, so you can support families.
The National Perinatal Loss Collaborative brings together healthcare and community professionals from across the country to learn, share resources and best practices, and strengthen care for families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss. Through continuing education, professional development, and opportunities for collaboration, members gain access to a supportive national learning community.
As a nonprofit initiative, membership fees help sustain the Collaborative's education, resources, and opportunities for connection, supporting our broader mission to improve care for bereaved families.
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Is Membership Right For You?
Whether you support families in a hospital, community organization, public health program, or private practice, you'll find education, resources, and connection within the Collaborative.
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What Your Membership Includes
Continuing education credits, specialized training, practical resources, and a national community of professionals dedicated to improving pregnancy and infant loss care.
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Continuing Education & Training
Access specialized, on-demand courses offering continuing education (CE) credits for eligible nursing and social work professionals. Build your knowledge and confidence in supporting families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss.
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Community & Connection
Monthly roundtables and peer discussions. A national network of providers across disciplines and settings.
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Live Learning & Professional Development
Participate in live webinars, expert-led discussions, and educational events exploring emerging research, practical strategies, and best practices in perinatal bereavement care.
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Tools & Resources
Downloadable toolkits and resources. Practical guidance you can bring directly into your work.
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Real-Time Support
Opportunities to learn from experts and peers. Guidance that helps bridge learning into practice.
See Inside The Collaborative
The Collaborative brings education, resources, consultation, and connection together in one place.
✓ Monthly Live Roundtables
✓ National Discussion Community
✓ Practical Tools & Resources
✓ Access to Experts
✓ Continuing Education Opportunities
✓ Peer Support & Shared Learning
Individual Membership Options
Collaborative Membership
$199 / year
For professionals seeking connection, practical resources, and ongoing support.
Membership includes:
Monthly roundtable discussions
National peer network and discussion forum
Access to bereavement experts
Provider and parent resource libraries
Clinical checklists and practical tools
25% discount on CE courses, webinars, and educational events
Collaborative Plus Membership
$399 / year
For professionals seeking comprehensive training, continuing education, and professional connection.
Everything in Collaborative Membership, plus:
40+ continuing education (CE) hours
Unlimited access to the on-demand course library
Access to 11 live educational webinars annually
Comprehensive training and resources valued at $765+
If you are interested in learning more about organizational partnerships, reach out to us by email.
Voices From the Collaborative
Hear from providers who are using the Collaborative to strengthen their practice, connect with peers, and improve care for bereaved families.
"Connecting with passionate colleagues from across the country was incredibly valuable. Despite working in different states and settings, we are united by a shared commitment to providing the highest quality care for families experiencing perinatal loss. It was a powerful reminder that this work truly matters."
— Jennifer Wang
Northwell Health / Long Island Jewish Hospital, NY
"I was energized to connect with colleagues who share my passion for supporting families after loss. Learning from others' experiences and hospital approaches was both refreshing and deeply rewarding."
— Katherine Hennelly
Clinical Coordinator, Northwestern Prentice Women's Hospital, IL
"Joining the Collaborative has helped me build meaningful connections with colleagues across the country. The resources, wisdom, and validation shared by members have had a significant impact on my work and continue to inspire best practices in bereavement care."
— Megan O'Connell
Bereavement Support & Education Coordinator, Rush University Medical Center, IL
Ready to Join the Collaborative?
Connect with a national community of professionals committed to improving care after pregnancy and infant loss.
Whether you're seeking education, practical resources, expert guidance, or meaningful peer connection, membership provides ongoing support for the important work you do.