Health & Wellbeing Community & Social Justice 2025
Tommy's

Impact Report 2024/25

Tommy's is the UK's leading pregnancy and baby loss charity, funding research and providing free support to families. Their 2024/25 impact report covers £12.9m raised, 50+ research papers, a specialist helpline for Black and mixed-heritage mothers, and landmark policy progress including influencing Scotland's miscarriage care framework and parliamentary debates on preventable baby loss.

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📋About

Midwife-led helpline, research centres, pregnancy after loss clinics, Black and Black-Mixed Heritage specialist helpline, Projecting Life campaign, Sands Joint Policy Unit

📊Key Metrics

£12.9m raised; ~10 million people accessed pregnancy information and baby loss support Key Metric 1
8,211 helpline contacts; 7,223 families cared for in partner clinics; 39 researchers funded Key Metric 2
50+ research papers published; 27 million people reached through awareness campaign Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Scottish Government's new miscarriage care Delivery Framework draws directly on Tommy's research and recommendations
  • Charitable Organisation Impact Award at Black Maternal Health Awards 2025 for work on maternal health disparities
  • PREMIS platform launched — faster method for testing miscarriage treatments; 149 businesses joined Pregnancy and Parenting at Work programme

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UK-Wide

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