Our aim is to provide support to neonatal families through the stress and anxiety of their journey which extends not only from the time they are in the neonatal unit but to the years which follow. We are proud to announce a brand new Playgroup with Developmental...

We couldn't exist without the wonderful people and organisations that support us. We're incredibly grateful to all those who provide their ideas, time, support and donations. This month we want to say an extra special thanks to Fujitsu Heat Pumps.             ...

Most New Zealanders had a busy Wednesday the day before the country went into lockdown. But it was extra busy for Wendy Thompson and other Bellyful volunteers around the country who, while organising their own households, rushed to ensure other families didn’t go...

  The Little Miracles Trust are proud to have the support of WaterWipes who recently sponsored the printing costs of Milestone Cards for neonatal parents.  The cards will be included as part of our essential care packs for neonatal parents and are designed to help...

The Little Miracles Trust is very fortunate to have the very generous support of Sir Richard and Lady Tania Taylor and their world-famous company Weta Workshop. Weta Workshop use its significant resources to facilitate raising funds and awareness for the Trust. Sir...

Our sincere thanks to The Estate Of Helen Stewart Royle Charitable Trust for the generous grant we received in June. The purpose of our application was to be able to purchase supermarket vouchers for families with a baby in neonatal care who are experiencing...

The Little Miracles Trust has been the recipient of an unexpected, very generous grant through the Nikau Foundation - a Community Foundation that serves the greater Wellington Region. This money will go towards providing the regular volunteers that knit and sew for...

  What kind of risk of COVID-19 is there for preterm born babies? Professor Christoph Bührer, Medical Director Department of Neonatology, Charité Berlin spoke in an interview with the European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants (EFCNI) about this topic....

Amairah Makan might have had a small start to life, but she's just celebrated her first birthday with one big party.  The Auckland tot weighed just 490g when she was born by emergency C-section at 29 weeks, making her one of New Zealand's tiniest babies....

The Little Miracles Trust were proud to recently donate some items to Lower Hutt Special Care Baby Unit.   Cuski nests for developmental care within SCBU A standing baby bath so nurses and families don't need to continually bend over, making it easier to bath their...