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Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations. Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone". The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.

Midday Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations.

Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone".

The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.

Today's meeting will start with supper at 5:30 pm. IRIS will provide the meat, you are asked to bring a side if you would like to join us.

Committee Meeting begins at 6 pm.

Please RSVP.

We are always looking for volunteers to join this fun committee. It takes many months and many volunteers to plan the 2025 Trot. Would you like more information please reach out to the IRIS Office at 507-330-2148 or email: support@irisRemembers.com or trot@irisRemembers.com The committee meets on the 2nd Wed from Feb - Nov.

Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations. Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone". The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.

Midday Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations. Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone". The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.

Today's meeting will start with supper at 5:30 pm. IRIS will provide the meat, you are asked to bring a side if you would like to join us.

Committee Meeting begins at 6 pm.

Please RSVP.

We are always looking for volunteers to join this fun committee. It takes many months and many volunteers to plan the 2025 Trot. Would you like more information please reach out to the IRIS Office at 507-330-2148 or email: support@irisRemembers.com or trot@irisRemembers.com The committee meets on the 2nd Wed from Feb - Nov.

Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations. Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone". The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.

Midday Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations.

Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone".

The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.

Today's meeting will start with supper at 5:30 pm. IRIS will provide the meat, you are asked to bring a side if you would like to join us.

Committee Meeting begins at 6 pm.

Please RSVP.

We are always looking for volunteers to join this fun committee. It takes many months and many volunteers to plan the 2025 Trot. Would you like more information please reach out to the IRIS Office at 507-330-2148 or email: support@irisRemembers.com or trot@irisRemembers.com The committee meets on the 2nd Wed from Feb - Nov.

IRIS Board Meeting
7 pm
IRIS Office
218 3rd Ave. NW
Faribault, MN 55021

International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day.

Join us in remembering and honoring children that have died by lighting a candle at 7 pm in your time zone.

IRIS will host a Remembrance Service at 7 pm in front of the IRIS Office and life sized bronze statue of an Angel weeping over an empty cradle. Please see more details on the home page regarding the service and memorial heart.

IRIS has arranged for many location across MN and surrounding states to be lite in Pink and Blue on Oct. 15th.

Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations. Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone". The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.

Midday Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations.

Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone".

The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.

Today's meeting will start with supper at 5:30 pm. IRIS will provide the meat, you are asked to bring a side if you would like to join us.

Committee Meeting begins at 6 pm.

Please RSVP.

We are always looking for volunteers to join this fun committee. It takes many months and many volunteers to plan the 2025 Trot. Would you like more information please reach out to the IRIS Office at 507-330-2148 or email: support@irisRemembers.com or trot@irisRemembers.com The committee meets on the 2nd Wed from Feb - Nov.

Support Groups are a great way to meet other grieving parents. They are a wonderful place to share your feelings and frustrations. Peer-to-peer support groups are a form of self-help where individuals with shared experiences or challenges connect to share their stories, offer mutual support, and gain insights. These groups are led by peers, individuals who have also lived pregnancy and infant loss. They provide a space for emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, often fostering a feeling of "I am not alone". The IRIS Support Groups often have keepsakes for you to make and take home.