The Daily Telegraph reveals urgent need for more neonatal units, equipment and staff.
This front page of The Daily Telegraph newspaper motivated readers to do something to help the thousands of babies born premature or sick get the best possible standard of care.
The amount of Bliss' first donation
The amount Bliss raised in the first five years
received specialised neonatal equipment in first five years
Since 2016, over 1000 healthcare professionals have attended a Bliss Study Day to build their skills in delivering family-centered developmental care.
89% of the UK’s neonatal units now participate in the Bliss Baby Charter.
Through funding and research, Bliss has made a distinctive contribution to service improvement in England.
Today 10 out of 15 neonatal units in Scotland have a Bliss volunteer providing vital emotional support on the neonatal unit.
The Bliss Baby Charter has helped the team to make the necessary improvements to provide the highest standards of family-centred care.
In 2019, Bliss research found that 66% of dads were forced to return to work while their baby was still in neonatal care.
