Better care for bereaved families starts with
supported providers.
A national learning community connecting providers, hospitals, and organizations to advance compassionate, evidence-informed perinatal bereavement care.
Bridging gaps through shared learning and community
Providers caring for families after pregnancy and infant loss often navigate this work with limited training, few resources, and little opportunity to connect with others who understand its unique challenges. Yet this work requires more than clinical knowledge—it requires providers to lead with both expertise and heart during some of the most difficult moments a family will ever face.
By strengthening and supporting the people who provide care, we can improve experiences and outcomes for bereaved families while fostering provider wellbeing, confidence, and long-term sustainability in the workforce.
Four Ways We Advance Care
Education & Training
Evidence-informed courses, webinars, and CE opportunities specifically for professionals supporting bereaved families.
Community & Connection
Join a national network of providers through discussion forums, monthly roundtables, and collaborative learning.
Tools & Resources
Access clinical tools, family resources, brochures, guides, and materials to support care delivery.
Consultation & Support
Strengthen programs, policies, and systems of care through expert consultation and implementation support.
Trusted by providers, hospitals, and organizations nationwide
We've partnered with healthcare systems, public health programs, universities, nonprofits, and community organizations to strengthen perinatal bereavement care.
"We have partnered with Kiley and Return to Zero: Hope for nearly five years. Their expertise, empathy, and cultural sensitivity have helped prepare our staff to support families experiencing grief and loss while connecting them to essential resources. Beyond training, they continue to provide guidance and support to our team, making them a valued partner in our work."
-community organization partnerBetter care starts with supported providers.
Join a growing national community advancing compassionate, evidence-informed bereavement care.