Angel Babies Matter Network Honored by City of Houston and Texas House of Representatives for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Advocacy

Houston, TX October 2023

In a heartfelt recognition of its unwavering commitment to supporting mothers and families dealing with pregnancy and infant loss, Angel Babies Matter Network received a distinguished proclamation from the City of Houston, signed by Mayor Sylvester Turner. Additionally, the organization was bestowed with a congratulatory certificate from The State of Texas House of Representatives, presented by State Representative Alma A. Allen.

City of Houston Proclamation: The proclamation, signed on October 3, 2023, declares October 15, 2023, as “Angel Babies Matter Network Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness and Remembrance Day.” Mayor Sylvester Turner acknowledges the staggering impact of stillbirth and miscarriage, stating that 1 in 175 births is affected by stillbirth, with 24,000 babies stillborn in the United States annually. The proclamation highlights the over-representation of African Americans and other minorities, losing at 1.5 times the rate of other groups. Angel Babies Matter Network’s role in providing comfort to moms of Angel Babies and advocating for pregnancy and infant loss awareness is recognized as crucial. The City of Houston expresses solidarity with all women and families who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss.

Texas House of Representatives Certificate: The congratulatory certificate, signed on October 15, 2023, specifically commends Angel Babies Matter Network for hosting the Inaugural Moms and Mimosas Jazz Brunch in honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. State Representative Alma A. Allen acknowledges the organization’s commendable services to the community, the city of Houston, and surrounding areas. The certificate underscores Angel Babies Matter Network’s leadership, commitment, dedication, loyalty, and sacrifices, emphasizing the organization’s role in recognizing and remembering all women and families affected by pregnancy and infant loss.

Quotes from Mayor Sylvester Turner: Mayor Sylvester Turner expressed, “Angel Babies Matter Network plays a crucial role in providing comfort and advocacy for moms experiencing pregnancy and infant loss. Their dedication to raising awareness aligns with the City of Houston’s commitment to supporting families through difficult times.”

Quotes from State Representative Alma A. Allen: State Representative Alma A. Allen conveyed, “Congratulations to Angel Babies Matter Network for their impactful event, honoring Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. Your leadership and commitment to the community are commendable. May God continue to bless your future endeavors.”

Angel Babies Matter Network’s Response: In response to the honors, Angel Babies Matter Network expressed gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed its commitment to providing support, comfort, and advocacy for those affected by pregnancy and infant loss. The organization looks forward to continuing its mission of raising awareness and fostering a compassionate community.

For more information about Angel Babies Matter Network and visit www.angelbabiesmatter.com.