The Premature Baby Charity for Northern Ireland

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TinyLife – Northern Ireland’s Premature and Sick Baby Charity

Welcome to TinyLife, (Formerly NIMBA) Northern Ireland’s premature and vulnerable baby charity. We are dedicated to reducing premature birth, illness, disability and death in the six babies born every day in Northern Ireland. We are committed to providing a range of support services that meet the growing needs of families of premature babies locally. Our work supports vital research to ensure every pregnancy has the best chance of a healthy outcome and a healthy baby.

Belfast City Council becomes the first local authority in Northern Ireland to introduce a neonatal leave and pay policy.

04 Sep 2024

Belfast City Council has become the first authority in Northern Ireland to introduce a neonatal leave and pay policy for their staff! In collaboration with TinyLife, Belfast City Council has developed a policy that provides up to 12 weeks of additional leave for staff with a newborn who has spent time in a neonatal care […]

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From Premature Birth to Half Marathon: Rachael McGrath Runs Belfast Half Marathon to Support TinyLife

02 Sep 2024

Rachael McGrath is gearing up to run the Belfast Half Marathon in aid of TinyLife, we are a charity close to her heart that supports babies born too soon, too small, and too sick across Northern Ireland. Already raising over £500, Rachael is determined to contribute to the essential work that TinyLife does for families […]

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Family Support Officer Jill Trimble takes on 32 miles for the 32 days her twins spent in NICU!

02 Sep 2024

Jill Trimble, a dedicated Family Support Officer at TinyLife, is set to run in the Belfast Half Marathon on September 22nd, fueled by a deeply personal mission. Jill’s twins, Perry and Emmy, were born prematurely at just 30 weeks and spent 32 days in the neonatal unit. Their challenging start to life inspired Jill to […]

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