Welcoming Jules Lindop to Our Team

We are delighted to announce that Jules Lindop has joined our team as Wellbeing Ambassador.

Many within the baby loss community will already know Jules through her dedicated work over many years, including her previous role as a Trustee for Cradle Charity. Throughout this time, we have had the privilege of working alongside Jules and witnessing first-hand her unwavering commitment to supporting bereaved families and improving services for those affected by pregnancy and baby loss.

Jules' passion for helping others stems from her own lived experience. Following the devastating loss of her three babies - due to ectopic pregnancies, she has faced unimaginable challenges and has come close to losing her own life. We know that ectopic pregnancy loss often means parents do not get the chance to say goodbye to their precious babies. Through her grief, she has channelled her experiences into creating positive change for others, becoming a respected advocate within the baby loss community.

Her dedication to supporting families has been evident through her extensive fundraising efforts and her determination to improve local services. Jules played a significant role in helping ensure Cradle's support services were available within her local hospital, including the provision of comfort bags and essential toiletries for families navigating pregnancy and baby loss.

Professionally, Jules brings a wealth of experience to her new role. In addition to her daytime role Jules is a Mental Health First Aider, Safeguarding and Wellbeing Officer, supporting the wellbeing of others every day. She is also widely recognised for her commitment to the baby loss community, having been nominated for numerous awards in recognition of her contribution and dedication.

When she is not working or volunteering, Jules enjoys practising Reiki and exploring holistic approaches to wellbeing. As part of her new role, she will work closely with Luanne to develop and expand wellbeing initiatives, support groups, workshops, and community-based projects designed to support bereaved parents on their own journeys.

Jules is married to her husband Tony, a farmer, and together they understand the importance of community, compassion, and helping others through life's most difficult moments. Losing three precious babies they continue to support others on their journey through lived expereince and kindness.

We are incredibly proud to welcome Jules to our team. Her knowledge, experience, empathy, and passion for supporting others make her a tremendous asset to our organisation. We know she will play an important role in supporting both the families we serve and the wider community as we continue our mission to ensure that no bereaved parent feels alone.

Please join us in giving Jules a very warm welcome. 💙🩷🦋

Welcome to our NEW addition to the team - Jules Lindop.