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Join us for Forget-me-not 2026 this Sunday

Forget-Me-Not, our annual service to commemorate all children and babies who have died during pregnancy or after their birth takes place this Sunday (18 October from 3pm.

Please join our non-religious sharing of grief and chance to celebrate the all-too-short lives of children whose lives have been lost.

Our ceremony will feature music from our Trust’s Choir, touching readings, lighting of candles and much more.

Time and date: Sunday 18 October, 3pm onwards.

Location: The Old Royal Naval College Chapel, King William Walk, Greenwich, SE10 9NN

Everyone is welcome to join. Please do let us know you're coming alnog by registering on Eventbrite

Sign up for Forget-Me-Not 2026 

Posted on at by Corey Clarke

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