Pregnancy isn’t always predictable. Every year over 20,000 expectant parents will get the news that their baby may not be developing as expected.
Antenatal Results and Choices can give you impartial information and support to help you decide on your next steps.
Our charity is here to support you if you receive a scan result that shows your baby may not be developing as expected. We give you the information and support you need to make your own decision about what to do next.
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You may be looking at this section because your health care team have told you that your baby has a genetic or physical condition or is not developing as expected. It is likely to be a worrying time for you.
Want to talk? We’re here as often as you need us. Our helpline is answered by trained staff.
We have put together a selection of stories written by men and women that have been affected by prenatal diagnosis and baby loss. The stories cover a range of experiences and emotions.
We have recently partnered with Home-Start Portsmouth to deliver the ‘ARC Outreach Project’. The key aims are to support families in Portsmouth who are facing challenging pregnancy journeys, build parents’ confidence to ask questions during pregnancy, and encourage informed choice by providing information and compassionate emotional support. Jen at Home-Start Portsmouth is the ARC Outreach […]
Thinks Insight & Strategy are researching parent experiences of NIPT on behalf of NHS England. This research will directly shape the information and support offered to women during the NHS screening process. It is so important we hear first-hand from women who have been offered NIPT to help us improve care.. This research consists of a […]
We know how pressured your working environment can be. How do you deal with the particular challenges that can come from seeing a fetal anomaly on a scan? How do you approach giving parents genetic test results? We are here to provide the support and training you need.
A monthly online event for healthcare professionals working in antenatal care. We aim to provide an informal forum for discussion on all aspects of this complex area of healthcare.
We provide in-house, online and London-based training to professionals and students.
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