Delivered Social has turned its website pink and blue in recognition of Baby Loss Awareness Week, a national campaign dedicated to raising awareness around the loss of babies and offering support to bereaved families. Running from the 9th to the 15th of October, Baby Loss Awareness Week aims to break the silence surrounding baby loss and foster understanding.

As part of its commitment to this cause, Delivered Social has not only transformed its website but also built the official Baby Loss Awareness website, a critical online resource connecting families with support networks, events, and essential information. This work holds special meaning for Jonathan Bird, Founder of Delivered Social, who is himself a stillbirth father.

Jonathan Bird commented on the significance of this campaign:

“As a stillbirth father, Baby Loss Awareness Week is a cause that is deeply personal to me. It’s a time to remember and honour the babies we’ve lost and to provide support to families walking this difficult journey. By turning our website pink and blue and helping create the Baby Loss Awareness website, we hope to give families a space to find the understanding and support they need.”

Delivered Social’s involvement in Baby Loss Awareness Week reflects its broader mission to use digital platforms to amplify charitable causes. The website transformation is part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to foster awareness and empathy for those affected by baby loss.

About Delivered Social

Delivered Social is a leading digital marketing agency that partners with businesses and charities to enhance their online presence. Their charitable division, Delivered Social Green, provides free digital services to non-profit organisations, helping them connect with their audiences and raise awareness for their causes.

About Baby Loss Awareness Week

Baby Loss Awareness Week is an annual campaign in the UK that takes place from the 9th to the 15th of October, bringing together bereaved parents, families, and friends to commemorate the lives of babies lost during pregnancy, at birth, or in infancy. The week offers a platform for awareness, advocacy, and support.