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ABOUT US
Chasing Rainbows is a Hull based charity with a rising National profile founded in 2019 and registered in 2020. The charity is dedicated to supporting families experiencing baby loss and infertility, founded by Samantha Catanach, now a mother after 5 losses herself. The charity has become a beacon of hope for hundreds of families in their darkest moments.
The charity offers support to all people that have suffered any pregnancy or baby loss at any gestation of pregnancy. The charity shines a light on the importance of all baby loss being recognised and that all loss matters.
Chasing Rainbows is a peer support charity which offers a range of services including 121 support calls, in person peer support groups, a National pen pal initiative and preconception and infertility support too. Through its compassionate support and innovative programmes Chasing rainbows encourages woman and partners to advocate for better care and has created an understanding and supportive community for those facing the challenges of baby loss and infertility.
The charities work and impact extends beyond emotional and mental health support by providing NHS services with baby loss and pregnancy after loss resources. We also provide training and support to businesses and employers.
Visit our services page to find out more about what we do and how we may be able to help you.
MAKE A DONATION
Your generosity helps us continue our vital work. Every donation, big or small, makes a real difference in supporting those navigating pregnancy and baby loss. You can easily donate through our JustGiving page or via PayPal using the yellow donation button below. Thank you for your support!
CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES
To raise awareness and understanding in the subject of fertility, baby loss and recurrent miscarriage and into its effects on women and their partners, whether physical, medical, psychological or social.
The relief of physical and mental sickness of persons in need by reason of baby loss and recurrent miscarriages, in particular by provision of peer support services, to provide support and assistance for women and partners who are suffering from any physical or mental illness or distress as a result of baby loss and/or infertility.
