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206: SUDC Awareness Month

206: SUDC Awareness Month

The SUDC (Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood) Foundation is a registered nonprofit organization and the only organization worldwide whose purpose is to Promote Awareness, Advocate for Research, and Serve and Support those affected by SUDC. 

Amanda shared about SUDC as a category of death from 1 to 18 years of age. These deaths remain unexplained after investigation or after autopsy. And practically these are pretty healthy children that goes to sleep and just don't wake up. For parents who don’t know what happened and helping out families on the investigation to seek answers. Knowing that this happens and not being able to do anything about it can bring so much anxiety into somebody’s life.

Support the SUDC Foundation by doing any of the following:

  • Donate. As the Foundation relies solely on everyone’s generosity to bring hope and support to families in grief

  • Shop. Show off your support and help bring awareness 

  • Host a fundraiser or other events to help boost the mission of the foundation

  • Join as  a volunteer for the Ambassador Program to help showcase the many faces and voices of SUDC

Links to any resources: 

Website: https://sudc.org/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TheSUDCFoundation

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sudcfoundation/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheSUDCFoundation

Twitter: https://twitter.com/sudc

Are you ready to stop cycling in the pain and anguish of grief? What if you could get a moment of calm and respite? After your child dies, everything feels hopeless and dark, and it’s hard to even think straight. Staying in survival mode keeps the cycle going.

Register to watch this free video on how to stop the pain, and feel better again.


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