A welcoming room
Meeting and venue costs that keep gatherings comfortable and accessible.

Partner with us
Local businesses can help create connection, comfort and community for mothers living with loss.
Why it matters
Mothers Coming Together is a community-based not-for-profit support group creating a safe, compassionate and understanding space for mothers navigating the loss of a child and other profound loss.
Through connection, peer support, remembrance and meaningful activities, the aim is for every mother who comes through the doors to know she does not have to walk alone.
How support helps
Sponsorship helps establish and sustain the group while keeping support accessible to the mothers who need it.
Meeting and venue costs that keep gatherings comfortable and accessible.
Printed information, remembrance materials and practical support for members.
Creative and wellbeing workshops, community events and remembrance activities.
The foundations for retreats and ongoing programs shaped by the mothers involved.
Prefer another way?
Offers of printing, catering, venue use, workshop supplies, vouchers, professional services and other practical help are warmly welcomed.
Sponsors may be recognised through social media, events, workshops and appropriate group materials. Catherine is happy to discuss a partnership that suits your business.
Message the Facebook groupFounding partner circle
Early partners can help with more than funding. Introductions, venues, printing, governance experience, referral pathways and trusted professional advice can give the community a strong foundation.
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Ask for the current sponsorship information, discuss an in-kind contribution or simply start with an introduction.
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Reach out directly
You do not need to explain everything. A simple Facebook message is enough to ask about the next gathering.
Message Mothers Coming TogetherMothers Coming Together is peer support, not a crisis or clinical service. For immediate crisis support, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.