The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust

Kiltwalk is Scotland’s largest mass participation walking event, with over 178,000 people taking part since 2016.
You can take part in one of four Kiltwalks across Scotland. When registering, simply select The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust as your chosen charity: thekiltwalk.co.uk

The Department of Health and Social Care has announced today that over 100,000 Baby Loss Certificates have now been issued to recognise losses before 24 weeks of pregnancy.

Read more, including how to apply: ow.ly/Y82L50VwkmC

There’s still time to join our Tulip Trundle!

Between now and 21 April, take on a 5k or 10k challenge - walk, run, jog, or cycle, indoors or out. Move in your own time, at your own pace, and help raise awareness of ectopic pregnancy.

Sign up today: ectopic.org.uk/tulip-trundle

Bring awareness to your workspace with our EPT office essentials - designed to keep ectopic pregnancy in mind while supporting The EPT.
Shop now and help us spread the message: shop.ectopic.org.uk

📢 Are you a business looking to purchase pens in bulk? Email sonal@ectopic.org.uk for more details.

Mother’s Day can be a deeply emotional time for those who have experienced ectopic pregnancy, and partners may process the day in different ways. There’s no right or wrong - both experiences are valid: ectopic.org.uk/blog/navigat...

Mother’s Day can be complicated for those who have experienced ectopic pregnancy. It may bring a mix of emotions. However you feel, it’s valid. Our blog offers gentle words on navigating the day, with support for you, for partners, friends, and family: ectopic.org.uk/blog/navigat...

If you need to step away from social media or our posts for your own wellbeing, we completely understand. If it would help, our blog offers guidance on muting certain content and taking a break when you need to.
Your wellbeing matters: ectopic.org.uk/blog/unplugg...

The image has a purple background with text in white, and some words highlighted in bold green for emphasis. The message acknowledges that Mother’s Day can be difficult and states that The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust will be sharing supportive content throughout the week. The second part of the message reassures those struggling that if they need to step away, they are understood and encouraged to take care of themselves in whatever way feels right.

We know that Mother’s Day can be a difficult time for many. From tomorrow through to Monday 31 March, our social media and content will focus on acknowledging and supporting those who find this time challenging.

We are so sorry for your ectopic pregnancy loss.

There is no right way to feel - whatever today brings, there is a community here for you.

White text on a purple background reads: "No matter how long ago your ectopic pregnancy was, we’re here to listen, support, and help you find the information you need.". The phrase "we’re here to listen, support, and help you" is highlighted in bold green text.

Whether your experience was recent or years ago, you are not alone. Our support services are here whenever you need them - whether you want to talk, find information, or simply feel understood.

Reach out when you're ready. We're here for you: ectopic.org.uk/how-we-can-help

Last year, we launched our #ThinkEctopic campaign. So far, 44% of EPUs in the UK have signed up - but we need your help to go further. Help us reach 50% by the 1st anniversary! £5 can help spread this life-saving message. Every pound makes a difference: ow.ly/8VCL50VhSOa

Thank you so much for sharing Pat. We are so sorry that you had to navigate losses without support such as this in place 💜

On our website Greta has openly shared her heart breaking experience of multiple ectopic pregnancies and a miscarriage, the impact emotionally, and her search for support: ectopic.org.uk/stories/mult...

We are proud to continue supporting the #LeaveForEveryLoss campaign. A huge thank you to Miscarriage Association and Sarah Owen MP for their tireless advocacy in driving this change.

Yesterday, 11 March 2025, the Government confirmed its commitment to bereavement leave for pre-24-week pregnancy loss, with plans to amend the Employment Rights Bill. This is a major milestone in recognising the impact of pregnancy loss and the urgent need for compassionate workplace support.

🌷Join us for the Tulip Trundle to raise awareness of #ectopicpregnancy, between 20 March – 21 April 2025. Brand new for 2025, you can now choose between a 5k or 10k distance! Every step helps us raise awareness and encourages everyone to 'Think Ectopic': ectopic.org.uk/tulip-trundle

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On purple background text in the centre reads: "Around 1 in 80 pregnancies are ectopic. We are here for you with support, understanding, and a safe space to turn to". The words "1 in 80" and "We are here for you" are highlighted in bold green.

Around 1 in 80 pregnancies are ectopic, and whatever your circumstances, we are here to offer support, information, and a safe space to turn to.

If you need to talk, ask questions, or simply know you’re not alone, we’re here for you.

ectopic.org.uk/how-we-can-h...

We’re joining @RCObsGyn and 48 other organisations in a joint letter calling for concrete commitment to ensure women receive the quality healthcare they need throughout their lives. Read and share the letter in our blog: ow.ly/3Mfo50VcqkJ

#PrioritiseWomensHealth #IWD2025

An ectopic pregnancy is a deeply personal experience, and it's okay to approach each day at a pace that feels right for you.

Today we share our Treasured Tulip patch numbers 324, 235, and 236 with you.

With each Tulip we add to our virtual gardens, we are honoured that we are able to play a small part in commemorating your experiences: ectopic.org.uk/treasured-tu...

Ramadan can be a difficult time after an ectopic pregnancy loss. If you’re finding it hard, you’re not alone. Our website offers support, information, and remembrance ideas. Sending you gentle wishes for peace and comfort this Ramadan: ectopic.org.uk

A quote, in white text on a purple background, reads: "Should we be lucky enough to conceive again, I know the anxiety and fear of history repeating itself will overpower the excitement of having our much-wanted, much-loved little miracle.". Below the quote, in smaller white text, it states: "- Lynda, from her personal story on our website."

Lynda’s pregnancy journey took an unexpected and devastating turn when she was diagnosed with a rare ectopic pregnancy. In her story, she shares the heartbreak of losing her baby, the emergency surgery that saved her life, and the challenges of recovery: ectopic.org.uk/stories/a-co...

White text on a purple background reads: "Whatever you're feeling after an ectopic pregnancy, and whenever you're ready, we're here to support you.". The phrase "we're here to support you" is in bold green text. On the lower left, there is a subtle line-art illustration of flowers in white.

We understand that an #ectopicpregnancy it may bring a whirlwind of emotions and unanswered questions about what lies ahead - both physically and emotionally. We are here for you, reach out in your own time, in whatever way feels right for you: ectopic.org.uk/how-we-can-help

Today we share our Treasured Tulip patch number 323 with you.

With each Tulip we add to our virtual gardens, we are honoured that we are able to play a small part in commemorating your experiences: ectopic.org.uk/treasured-tu...

After a delayed ectopic pregnancy diagnosis led to emergency surgery and the loss of a Fallopian tube, our writer is bravely sharing their story anonymously.
ectopic.org.uk/.../a-tubal-....
If you’d like to share your experience, please email kerri@ectopic.org.uk.

A purple background features white and light green text. The main message in bold white text reads: "Too many people are left without the support they need after pregnancy and baby loss." Below, in light green text, it says: "Help change this by completing a short survey from Sands." The Sands logo, which includes an eye with a baby footprint inside, is displayed prominently.

Our friends at Sands are gathering experiences to help improve mental health services for those affected by pregnancy and baby loss. Your input can help ensure no one falls through the gaps.

Take this short survey and be part of the change: -
www.surveymonkey.com/r/SHEM

On the left side of the image, there is a close-up photo of a laptop or tablet with a pair of black headphones resting on the screen. White text on a purple background reads: "Multiple ectopic pregnancy virtual support group, Wednesday 5 March, 4.30 - 6pm UK time. Email katie@ectopic.org.uk"

Our next virtual support group for anyone who has experienced more than one ectopic pregnancy is on Wednesday, 5 March, from 4.30 to 6.30pm (UK time).

If you’d like to join or learn more about the sessions email katie@ectopic.org.uk.

You don’t have to go through this alone.

If someone close to you has experienced an ectopic pregnancy, even the smallest act of kindness can offer comfort during a difficult time.

If you’d like to, you’re welcome to share an act of kindness that made a difference to you in the comments.

ectopic.org.uk/helping-some...

#ID: On a purple background the main text in white reads: "I would like to say to anyone who thinks they might be having an ectopic pregnancy – tell those around you to look out for you, check it out, and keep on checking until you know for sure.". The phrase "keep on checking until you know for sure." is bolded and highlighted in green. Below the main text, a smaller caption in white states: "– from a personal story on our website."

After multiple heart breaking losses, our writer instinctively knew something wasn’t right after her second round of IVF. Despite conflicting advice, she trusted her instincts and kept pushing for answers: ectopic.org.uk/stories/a-st...