Miracle Babies provides community, connection and education.
In addition to our family support services, we provide additional support to hospitals, which in turn provides better outcomes for families.
From supporting a family's first Kangaroo Care cuddle in a Kangaroo Chair, to aiding in zero separation by providing petrol cards, we're here to provide additional support to hospital upon request.
By sharing parents’ lived experiences, driving community awareness, and working with key organisations and policymakers, we strive to make real, positive change.
Additional Support Provided
Miracle Babies Foundation is committed to supporting the Australian neonatal community, improving the lives of premature and sick newborns, their families and the hospitals that care for them. This may be through support for equipment, resources, education, research and programs.
Since 2025, we have provided additional equipment upon request outside of our standard resources.
9 Kangaroo Care Chairs provided to Hospitals
- Ipswich Hospital
- Bundaberg Base Hospital
- Joondalup Hospital
- Rockingham Hospital
- Women's & Children's Hospital
- Lyell McEwin Hospital
- Wagga Wagga Base Hospital
- Royal Hobart Hospital
- North Canberra Hospital
We give thanks to Variety for funding 4 chairs and WaterWipes for funding 3 through the Kangaroo-a-thon.
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241 Breast Pumps provided to Hospitals
- John Hunter Hospital
- Royal Darwin Hospital
- Centenary Hospital for Women and Children
- Nepean Hospital
- Tamworth Hospital
- Royal Darwin Hospital
- Lismore Hospital
- Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
- Lyell McEwin Hospital
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$8,875 in Petrol Cards provided to Hospitals
- John Hunter Hospital
- Monash Children's Hospital
- King Edward Memorial Hospital
- Perth Children's Hospital
- Fiona Stanley Hospital
- Joondalup Hotel
- Bunbury Hospital
- Nepean Hospital
- Liverpool Hospital
- Wollongong Hospital
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Educating Neonatal Staff
Miracle Babies Foundation deliver alongside The Butterfly Project and the Skye High Foundation in the UK to deliver their program in Australia that will lead to greater support for families who experience bereavement in a multiple pregnancy.
With thanks to CommBank Staff Foundation for funding clinicians to complete the four-hour online course which is endorsed for 4 CPD points accredited by the College of Midwives.
Alongside the four hour course provided, we have developed resources for hospitals to use for staff training and awareness.
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Our voices and lived experiences to create change.
It involves speaking up for individuals, families, and communities to ensure their needs are heard, understood, and acted upon. Through awareness, education, and collaboration, advocacy works to influence policies, improve support systems, and build a more inclusive and compassionate society.
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