Chairperson’s Report 1 April 2024 - 31st March 2025 Miscarriage Matters NZ Introduction I am very proud of what our volunteers have been...

Tatiana Gibbs - The Press - October 2024 With their due dates just three months apart, a pair of Canterbury sisters were excited to...

Miscarriage is one of those topics that people run away from – it's big, it’s hard, it’s sad and it’s scary. Our annual Butterfly Fun Run...

A few years ago, sisters Corrine and Aleisha were pregnant at the same time. Then, almost three months into her pregnancy, Corrine had a...

The Miscarriage Matters Butterfly Fun Run was held on Sunday the 10th of October, 2021 at The Groynes, Christchurch, during Baby Loss...

Could western culture hold miscarriage stories and traditions hidden within our art and literature? Lets look at the story of Thumbelina.

We may not have a well known miscarriage ritual in New Zealand, but we do have a rich cultural history of Do-It-Yourself...

After a miscarriage you may be looking for ways to honour your baby and to remember your pregnancy. We have gathered together some ideas...

Jizo Bosatsu is a Buddist deity loved by the Japanese people. He takes care of the souls of unborn children.

The 2020 first annual newsletter from Miscarriage Matters NZ, an update on this New Zealand charity and our goals for the future.